Albert Camus famously stated that “there is no fate that cannot be surmounted by scorn”. Of course, he’s dead now, which seems like a pretty resounding counterargument to that theory.
Tim Carvell’s History’s Notable Persons Reconsidered
- - - -
Tim Carvell is the head writer for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. He writes this column very occasionally.
See all articles from this column
- - - -
Albert Camus.
BY TIM CARVELL
- - - -
See all articles from this column
SUGGESTED READS
List: Selected Reading Materials From the Waiting Room of Albert Camus, D.D.Sby Adam Shalvey (9/19/2007)
Albert Camus, Creative Writing Instructor
by David Galef (5/22/2013)
Excerpts from The Texter by Albert Camus
by Matt Ingebretson (9/5/2013)
RECENTLY
This is Finally the Turning Point in the Electionby Devorah Blachor (9/27/2016)
List: World of Warcraft Character or Prescription Medication That Has Been the Subject of a Class Action Lawsuit?
by Paul Bigioni (9/27/2016)
Rebunking Conspiracy Theories: 9/11
by Keaton Patti (9/27/2016)
POPULAR
It’s Decorative Gourd Season, Motherfuckersby Colin Nissan (9/22/2016)
Our Tiny Home is Revolutionizing How My Wife and I Fight
by Daniel Carrillo (9/21/2016)
An Honest Intern Application Cover Letter
by Nick Hughes (9/19/2016)
