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The Fall
by Albert Camus
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An expatriate Frenchman on the skids in Amsterdam spills his life story in a sleazy bar, revealing that he used to be a successful Paris lawyer. His downfall parallels the plight of all humanity in Camus's allegorical novel, which is a classic of existential literature.
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9780679720225,
Paperback,
Vintage Books,
1991
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9780394424248,
Hardcover,
Random House Inc,
1957
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Publisher Notes
A man's confessions reveal his perception of justice and his own downfall.
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"This brief novel, so spare and lucid (like the best of Gide), burning with wit (like the pages from Voltaire), is a ... monologue on the human condition."
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