Absurdist Literature Stickers

Explore absurdist literature with a design that connects fans to life's paradoxes and the quest for meaning. Perfect for readers and thinkers alike.

CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR ABSURDIST LITERATURE SHIRT

EMBRACING CHAOS WITH EVERY CHAPTER ABSURDIST LITERATURE

PLOT TWIST - LIFE MAKES NO SENSE ABSURDIST LITERATURE SHIRT

STORIES SO STRANGE THEY MUST BE TRUE ABSURDIST LITERATURE SHIRT

READING BETWEEN THE LINES OF NONSENSE ABSURDIST LITERATURE SHIRT

Explore absurdist literature with a design that connects fans to life's paradoxes and the quest for meaning. Perfect for readers and thinkers alike.

Explore absurdist literature with a design that connects fans to life's paradoxes and the quest for meaning. Perfect for readers and thinkers alike.

Explore absurdist literature with a design that connects fans to life's paradoxes and the quest for meaning. Perfect for readers and thinkers alike.

LIFES A BOOK DON'T EXPECT AN ENDING ABSURDIST LITERATURE SHIRT

A monochrome portrait of Albert Camus with light coloured text for products with a dark background reading "life is absurd!"

Vintage Design of a Quote of Franz Kafka.

Albert Camus was a French writer and philosopher, famous for his novels The Stranger and The Plague. In 1957, Camus won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Here, we see him in his childhood edition.

The Metamorphosis version 3 , expressionism

Albert Camus was a French writer and philosopher, famous for his novels The Stranger and The Plague. In 1957, Camus won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Albert Camus was a French writer and philosopher, famous for his novels The Stranger and The Plague. In 1957, Camus won the Nobel Prize in Literature. The stranger is one of his most praised novels.

Daniil Kharms was a Russian avant-garde poet and writer, an acmeist, and an absurdist.

Daniil Kharms was a Russian avant-garde poet and writer, an acmeist, and an absurdist.

The Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka

Daniil Kharms was a Russian avant-garde poet and writer, an acmeist, and an absurdist. He believed in the autonomy of art from the real world. But the real world was too real. It put him on the mugshot, in prison, and a mental health ward. At the age of 36, he died from starvation.