title: War Diaries: Notebooks from a Phony War, 1939-40
author:  Jean-Paul Sartre 
description: It has to be said that Sartres <i>War Diaries</i> are a delight.<i>Times Higher Educational Supplement</i><br /><br />Whatever you value in Sartre, his philosophy, his art, or simply the historical fact of his existence and influencethe notebooks add substantially to his achievement.James Fenton, <i>The Times</i><br /><br />Enormously impressive, with all the crispness and manic intelligence which distinguish the early short stories and his one undoubted literary masterpiece, <i>La Nause</i>.John Weightman, <i>Observer</i>
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