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Notes
1. Steiner, After Babel, 76.
2. Pushkin, Pushkin on Literature, 277.
3. Auster, Foreword, ix.
4. Philippe, “Coronavirus.”
5. Flood, “Publishers Report Sales Boom.”
6. Abell, “It’s Simply Classic Camus,” 23.
7. Earle, “How Albert Camus’s The Plague.”
8. Gary, “Italie: à l’ère du coronavirus.”
9. Juris, “Apple Books Bestsellers March 22, 2020.”
10. Camus/Ward, v.
11. Camus/Gilbert, 89.
12. Ibid., 34.
13. Ibid., 42.
14. Camus, La Peste, 64.
15. Camus/Marris, 83.
16. Camus/Gilbert 79.
17. Camus/Marris, 334.
18. Marris, “Laura Marris Presents Albert Camus’s ‘The Plague.’”
19. Camus/Marris, 13.
20. See note 18.
21. Camus, La Peste, 206.
22. Camus/Marris, 276.
23. Camus/Gilbert, 257.
24. Camus, La Peste, 12.
25. Ibid., 70.
26. Camus/Gilbert, 87.
27. Camus/Marris, 91.
28. Camus, La Peste, 72.
29. See note 11.
30. Camus/Marris, 96.
31. Ibid., 333–4.
32. Camus, Lyrical and Critical Essays, 339.
33. Camus/Gilbert, 137.
34. Camus/Marris, 146.
35. Camus, La Peste, 111.
36. Ibid., 111.
37. Camus/Marris, 198.
38. Camus, La Peste, 149.
39. Camus/Gilbert, 185.
40. Camus, La Peste, 16.
41. Camus/Gilbert, 16.
42. Camus, La Peste, 84.
43. Camus/Gilbert, 104.
44. Camus/Marris, 110.
45. Camus, La Peste, 95.
46. Camus/Gilbert, 117.
47. Camus/Marris, 123.
48. Camus, La Peste, 174.
49. Camus/Gilbert, 218.
50. Camus/Marris, 233.
51. Camus, La Peste, 77.
52. Camus/Marris, 100.
53. Camus/Gilbert, 95.
54. Ibid., 102.
55. Camus/Marris, 107.
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Steven G. Kellman
Steven G. Kellman is professor of comparative literature at the University of Texas at San Antonio. His books include: Rambling Prose: Essays (Trinity); Nimble Tongues: Studies in Literary Translingualism (Purdue); The Restless Ilan Stavans: Outsider on the Inside (Pittsburgh); Redemption: The Life of Henry Roth (Norton); The Translingual Imagination (Nebraska); The Plague: Fiction and Resistance (Twayne); Loving Reading: Erotics of the Text (Archon); and The Self-Begetting Novel (Columbia). Kellman served four terms on the board of the National Book Critics Circle and received its Balakian Citation for Excellence in Reviewing.