Exile and the Kingdom (stories)

This collection of short stories includes 6 stories by the French writer Albert Camus: (The Adulterous Woman, The Rogue, The Silent Men, The Guest, The Artist Works, and The Growing Stone). The common denominator of these stories is the feeling of human loneliness, and the feeling of alienation and isolation in society. The ideas around which Camus's literary works revolved, which were the result of the difficult circumstances to which he was exposed in his life.
Albert Camus, a French playwright and novelist, is famous for his philosophy, which is based on absurdity and rebellion. One of his most famous works is "The Myth of Sisyphus," which summarizes his vision of man's condition in existence, where he sees that man is destined to live in vain, and is destined to suffer in vain, just like the boy. The Greek who was destined to climb a rock to the top of a mountain, but it continued to fall from the slope, so he had to climb it again, and so on forever.