Fiction
Nausea
A man discovers that existence itself makes him sick. Sartre writes philosophy as bodily experience, ideas that you feel in your stomach. The diary form makes every revelation immediate and inescapable. For readers who want their existential crisis served neat, who understand that sometimes thinking too clearly about being alive can be the most dangerous thing you do.
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