"Caesar" is a historical novel written by the famous French writer Albert Camus. This book reflects the events of the Roman Empire during the reign of Julius Caesar, one of the most famous statesmen of ancient Rome. The author paints a picture of political contests, conspiracies and intrigues that accompanied Caesar's rapid ascent to the political Olympus. "Caesar" is not only a story about power, but also a reflection of human fears, ambitions and aspirations for victory. This novel eloquently shows the man behind the gallows of power and man's desire to translate power into blood.