Unmistakable - Relevance Poem by Dr. Antony Theodore

Albert Camus'novel,
The Plague
surged in recent
months
to the top
of fiction
best-seller lists.

The well-known
French atheist
author writes of a
devastating plague
in the French Algerian
city of Oran.

Beginning with a
harrowing description
of rats dying across
the city, the book
chronicles the disease's
gradual spread and
the evolving human
responses to
widespread fear,
uarantine, and death.

Its relevance to
our times is unmistakable.

(Novel, The Plague (1947) ,
ofAlbert Camus)