This collection includes works from both the early period of Albert Camus’s work and his bright heyday as both a writer and a philosopher. From the early essays of the “young rebel”, in which philosophical and literary principles are intertwined in the most natural and refined way, and Camus is still gradually feeling out his unique “creative style”, to “The Myth of Sisyphus”, “The Stranger” and “Caligula”. To eternally relevant, truly revolutionary works that revolutionized the very way of thinking of the intellectual youth of the 20th century and became the banner of not only existentialism, but also nonconformism in general. The publication also includes notebooks by Albert Camus, dated May 1935 – February 1942.