The fall is a philosophical novel written by Albert Camus, and published for the first time in 1956, and is considered the last complete work of the author. Its events take place in Amsterdam and the novel consists of a series of dramatic monologues spoken by a "repentant judge" named Jean-Baptiste Clamence, who reveals his life story to a stranger and in a style that rises to the level of confession. Specifications: - Author: Albert Camus - Number of pages: 183 - Dimensions: 14x20 cm - Cover: reinforced middle (flexi) - Publisher: Rawai Al-Kutub for Publishing and Distribution 2025

The fall

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