Andrew Maxwell is a writer and educator based in Portland, Oregon who has been teaching in classrooms the better part of a decade. He holds masters degrees in Secondary Education and Liberal Arts from Lewis and Clark College and St. John’s College respectively and a bachelors in English Literature with a minor in Classical Greek with a focus on ancient comparative literature. His short fiction and nonfiction can be found in literary magazines like 4’33 and Jenny Magazine.
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Readers generally considered The Plague, published in 1947 (and a large factor in Camus receiving the Nobel Prize for literature a decade later), to be a superior metaphorical novel about life during wartime and Nazi occupation. As we learned in 2020, it was also a pretty accurate look at how humans react to life during
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