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Albert Camus Books in Order

Albert Camus is a series of 31 books written by Albert Camus.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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31 Books in Series

1

The Stranger

by Albert Camus

1942

6 recommenders

2

Caligula

by Albert Camus

1944
3

The Plague

by Albert Camus

1947

1 recommender

4

The Rebel

by Albert Camus

1953
5

The Myth of Sisyphus

by Albert Camus

1955
6

The Fall

by Albert Camus

1957

1 recommender

7

Caligula

by Albert Camus

1958
8

Exile and the Kingdom

by Albert Camus

1958
9

The Possessed

by Albert Camus

1959
10

Resistance, Rebellion and Death

by Albert Camus

1961
11

Collected Plays

by Albert Camus

1965
12

Lyrical and Critical Essays

by Albert Camus

1967
13

Neither Victims Nor Executioners

by Albert Camus

1968
14

Summer

by Albert Camus

1968
15

Selected Essays And Notebooks

by Albert Camus

1970
16

A Happy Death

by Albert Camus

1971
17

Youthful Writings

by Albert Camus

1976
18

Cahiers II

by Albert Camus

1977
19

Notebooks 1935-1942

by Albert Camus

1978
20

Correspondance, 1932-1960

by Albert Camus

1981
21

Selected Political Writings

by Albert Camus

1981
22

American Journals

by Albert Camus

1987
23

Between Hell & Reason

by Albert Camus

1991
24

Notebooks, 1942-1951

by Albert Camus

1991
25

The First Man

by Albert Camus

1994
26

The Plague, The Fall, Exile and The Kingdom and Selected Essays

by Albert Camus

2004
27

Notebooks 1951-1959

by Albert Camus

2008
28

Create Dangerously

by Albert Camus

2018
29

Committed Writings

by Albert Camus

2020
30

Personal Writings

by Albert Camus

2020
31

Speaking Out

by Albert Camus

2022

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