José Lenzini, a journalist and teacher, has authored around fifteen works focusing on Algeria. Three of these are dedicated to Albert Camus, a subject of his passion and study for over two decades. His writings delve deeply into Algerian history and culture, often exploring the unique connections between the Algerian landscape and intellectual legacy. Lenzini's work provides insightful perspectives on this rich and complex subject matter.
Le 3 janvier 1960, Albert Camus part de Lourmarin vers la capitale, un voyage difficile en raison de ses préoccupations sur son livre inachevé, la guerre d'Algérie et la polémique autour de L'homme révolté. Ce récit retrace ce voyage tragique qui lui coûtera la vie.