01874cam a2200421 a 45000010006000000050017000060080041000230350024000640400073000880150019001610160018001800200028001980200025002260200015002510200018002660350039002840420008003230430021003310500024003520820014003761000029003902450041004192500012004602600099004723000029005715040054006005200417006546000031010716000049011026000039011516000055011906500046012456500048012916500039013396500022013786000029014006000023014299632720230410130815.0081219s2009    nyua     b    000 0beng c  a(OCoLC)ocn290433394  aBTCTAcBTCTAdYDXCPdCXPdBWXdCPLdVP@dOBEdUKMdGEBAYdNYPdHALAN  aGBB0013572bnb7 a0154539722Uk  a9780802118899 :c$25.00  a0802118895 :c$25.00  a0802144888  a9780802144881  a(OCoLC)290433394z(OCoLC)562401420  apcc  ae-fr---af-ae---14aPQ 2605bH391c 200900a848.914091 aHawes, Elizabeth,d1940-10aCamus, a romance /cElizabeth Hawes.  a1st ed.  aNew York :bGrove Press ;a[Berkeley, Calif.] :bDistributed by Publishers Group West,cc2009.  a319 p. :bill. ;c24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 315-319).  aElizabeth Hawes, from the writing of her college honors thesis on Albert Camus, began a forty-year quest to create a portrait of Camus as a man and writer. She chronicles her own experiences as she followed in his footsteps, visiting the places in which he'd lived and worked, and meeting his friends and family. This is the story of Camus, himself, and of the relationship between a reader and a beloved writer.10aCamus, Albert,d1913-1960.10aCamus, Albert,d1913-1960xHomes and haunts.10aCamus, Albert,d1913-1960xFamily.10aCamus, Albert,d1913-1960xFriends and associates. 0aAuthors, Frenchy20th centuryvBiography. 0aAuthors, Algeriany20th centuryvBiography. 4aPrimera Jornada de Catalogación. 4aAutores argelinos10aHawes, Elizabeth,d1940-17aCamus, Albert2swd