Albert Camus messages

About the book in March 19, 1944, Albert Camus and Maria Casares met at Michel Leris, during the famous reading performance of Desire that Pablo Picasso's tail caught. She was a former student at the National Institute of Dramatic Arts, originally from La Coruña (Galicia), and the daughter of a former president of the Spanish Second Republic exile in Paris in 1936, only 22 years old. She speaks French perfectly, and began her acting career in 1942 at Théâtre des Mathurins, when Albert Camus was publishing L'Etranger and Le Mythe de Sisyphe in Gallimard. Then Albert Camus lives alone in Paris, after being exiled by the war for two years from his wife Françine, a teacher in Oran. Sensitive to acting, and the mood and beauty of the actress, Albert Camus commissioned her to play Martha in order to create his play Le Malentendu in June 1944. Year of publication 2007, by Albert Camus, translated by Soha Bakhta, publisher, page number 142.