"Mercier & Camier" is a novel written by the Irish author Samuel Beckett. First published in 1970, it explores the lives of two characters, Mercier and Camier, who embark on a journey filled with philosophical musings and existential reflections. The narrative is characterized by its fragmented style and absurdist elements, typical of Beckett's work. The story unfolds in a series of conversations and encounters, highlighting themes of friendship, identity, and the search for meaning. As they navigate their surroundings, the characters grapple with their thoughts and the nature of existence, making the novel a significant contribution to the genre of modernist literature.