Elizabeth Hawes, born on March 3, 1890, in Newport, Rhode Island, was a renowned American fashion designer and writer. Known for her witty and insightful commentary on style and society, she made significant contributions to the fashion industry and American cultural discourse in the early to mid-20th century.
Elizabeth Hawes, from the writing of her college honors thesis on Albert Camus, began a forty-year quest to create a portrait of Camus as a man and writer. She chronicles her own experiences as she followed in his footsteps, visiting the places in which he'd lived and worked, and meeting his friends and family. This is the story of Camus, himself, and of the relationship between a reader and a beloved writer.
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