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Title: Sartre eat your heart out!
Review: No one was more responsible for the nurturing and development of the existentialist philosophies than Jean Paul Sartre. That said, Sartre's words simply lacked the power and more importantly the compassion and understanding of Albert Camus. Camus starts his text, The Stranger, with the literary equivalence of a powerful punch. He ends it with two punches. Despite my disagreement over key elements in his philosophies, I am nonetheless more than impressed with his concise voice and storytelling. The Stranger is not only a must read, but a mantra to many bearing the angst of irrelevance. I highly recommend "The Myth of Sisyphus" for further insight into this wonderful text.
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