Happy Death

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Summary: More of a completion piece
Review: This is something I think you read if you are truly into Albert Camus' progression as a writer. I don't believe a primer is needed to read "The STranger," it is not very difficult to read. This story is not very sharp, but for a person in high school or younger, it's a great way to immerse yourself and progress as the writer did, starting with this novel.

Rating:
Summary: Camus strikes again !
Review: This novel may be well the best proof about the enormous influence exerted by Dostoievsky in Albert Camus .
When you are inmersed in this intriguing storytelling you will feel the giant and dark shadow of Crime and Punishment covering the unhappy existence of our murderer . The shame will load the soul of this nasty and filthy man all the way .
And you will understand why sometimes you may talk about a suggested suicide .
A crucial text in the Camus universe .