Product Description: Franz Kafka wrote in the tradition of the great Yiddish storytellers, bringing to it a unique literary language of transformation and escapism. Alienated from his roots, his family and his own body, Kafka's fascinating existence is superbly illuminated in Introducing Kafka by the infamous underground comic artist Robert Crumb...read more

Product Description: “Someone must have been slandering Joseph K, because one morning, without having done anything wrong, he was suddenly arrested.” The Trial is a graphic adaptation of Franz Kafka’s famous novel, illustrated by one of France’s leading graphic artists, Chantal Montellier...read more

Product Description: Long associated with the label of existentialism, Albert Camus was convinced of the "absurdity" of existence, which he countered with his own sensualist philosophies. This text provides an accessible introduction to a major figure in the literary life of the 20th century.

Annotated comic panels inspired by the life and writings of Franz Kafka offer insight into his philosophies and style beyond common stereotypes, in a volume that introduces the plots of many of his works and features a complementary mini-biography. Reprint.

Combines illustrated biographical details with a visual adaptation of some of the great Czech writer's works in a volume that includes graphic novel renditions of 'The Judgment,' 'The Trial,' The Castle,' 'A Hunger Artist,' and 'The Metamorphosis.' Original.

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This text traces the development of Albert Camus, from his impoverished background in Algeria, through his participation in the French Resistance movement during World War II, to his tragic death in a car crash in 1960. It explores the central theme of his work - the absurdity of existence in a universe without God or any ostensible purpose, and looks at his gradual estrangement from the Left-Bank intellectual milieu, thanks to his human "un-radical" views during the Algerian war for independence.