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The Bible of French Existentialism, written by Sartre in part as a response to Heideggers Being and Time. A dense work, but worth the effort

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A literary version of the themes found in Being and Nothingness; still speaks to a 21st century audience.

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I read this many years ago during an outbreak of cholera in Jerusalem, what a scary time to read Camus!

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Sartre's long-time lover and co-worker; some suggest that she in fact iniatiated many of the ideas found in Sartre's works

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An attempt to spell out the moral implications of existentialism metaphysics, something Sartre never really got around to doing!

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a ground-breaking work in feminist thought; I've always wondered what it tells us about the relationship between Sartre