“...The world would begin anew every day in Tipaza, always in a brand new light. Oh light! The cry of all the heroes in the ancient drama, before their fate. This last refuge was ours too, and now I knew it. In the heart of winter, I finally discovered that I was harboring an invincible summer within me.”
For humanity, which suffocates under dictatorships, bleeds from wars, and gasps in hatred, Albert Camus has his own idea: despite fate and against the absurd, man is the only meaning in our world, because he is the only being who demands to have meaning. As in all his works, in ‘Summer’ too, Camus continues to search for the most essential thing in life: light, happiness.
[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]
