Albert Camus discussion

I was suprised to find there was no group on this site dedicated to absurdism in general fiction so made one myslef: http://www.goodreads.com/groupshow/43...

it would be nice to have some discussions on the topic

Horror stories are not absurdist ventures. The ghosting of your proferred website is in the wrong genre, and in that only is your posting an absurd one.

I do apologise, I must have pasted the wrong link.
Try this one: http://www.goodreads.com/group/show/4...

I have just joined the group "Existentialism" and made myself moderator, in a brutally undemocratic fashion. The group is near death and needs some new life. I encourage you to join. I wanted to revive the group with a discussion of Sartre's Nausea during June. Is anyone interested?

It`s been so long since I read it, I have to bow out other than to say, despite my initial excitement at reading his books and plays, including NAUSEA, I pretty much have to agree with Vargas Llosa in his book MAKING WAVES. Sartre was a genius, but unfortunately he initially arrived at erroneous conclusions from false preconceptions, which he later retracted.
Of the two, Camus was the deeper. Sartre was but an intellectual gymnast, Camus was a liver.