Plague (Penguin Modern Classics) by Albert Camus

The Plague by Albert Camus is a powerful novel set in the town of Oran, where a deadly plague outbreak forces the townspeople into quarantine.

The story follows Dr. Rieux and other residents as they confront fear, isolation, and the human condition in the face of a devastating disease. An immediate triumph upon its 1947 publication, the novel serves as both an allegory of France's suffering under Nazi occupation and a profound exploration of human resilience and moral responsibility. 

The Penguin Modern Classics edition features a durable hardcover with a sturdy binding and includes a new introduction by Tony Judt.

Product Details:

- Format: Hardback

- Pages: 272

- Publisher: Penguin Classics

- Publication Date: October 31, 2013

- ISBN: 9780141185132

- Dimensions: 197mm x 15mm x 129mm

- Weight: 205g

- Genre: Literary Fiction, Philosophical Fiction

- Binding Type: Hardback [7]