"Nonsense" is a dystopian novel written by the French philosopher and writer Albert Camus. In this book, the author depicts the absurdity of human existence through the prism of the life of the main character - Meirino. Desperately searching for meaning and purpose in life, Meirino finds himself in various situations that highlight the absurdity of routine and social conventions. Each step of the hero prompts the reader to think about the irrationality of the world, helping to rethink one's own attitude to life and one's own being. "Nonsense" is not only a story about one man, but also a philosophical work that invites deep reflection and analysis of one's own existence.