Albert Camus(卡繆 1913–1960) was the Nobel Prize laureate in Literature in 1957. When he died in 1960, William Faulkner(福克納 1897–1962) also a Nobel Prize laureate in Literature (1949) wrote an obituary for him: "People will say he was too young; he did not have time to finish. But it is not How long, it is not How much; it is, simply What. When the door shut for him, he had already written on this side of it that which every artist who also carries through life with him that one same foreknowledge and hatred of death, is hoping to do: I was here(我曾在此). He was doing that, and perhaps in that bright second he even knew he had succeeded. What more could he want?"