Trilogy: Moloy / Malone Dies / The Unnameable - Samuel Beckett
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 Trilogy: Moloy / Malone Dies / The Unnameable - Samuel Beckett
Newest Review: ... just wait till you start in on these. Each book in this trilogy has to be read and reread until you get a feel for all three ... more  ... of them together. As far as I'm concerned, each only works if the others are known as well. But anyway. The thing about these books is that, if you persevere, you begin to see how they work through so many of the themes that Godot could only touch on. When you become familiar with them, the novels in this trilogy open up and reveal themselves to be arguably the most beautiful, poignant, and searching exploration of human Being that has ever been written. Beckett was, in my opinion, the greatest psychol...more |
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Trilogy: Moloy / Malone Dies / The Unnameable - Samuel Beckett: Godot and a whole lot more (223 words)
by - written on 20/11/00 (Very useful, 95 readings)
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Well, if you made it through Godot, and you're ooking for a challenge, this is it. Beckett wrote these three novels around the same time that he wrote Godot, and you can see a number of similar themes running through them. But if you thought Godot was a headwrecker, just wait till you start in on these. Each book in this trilogy has to be read and reread until you get a feel for all three of them together. As far as I'm concerned, each only works if the others are known as well. But anyway. The thing about these books is that, if you persevere, you begin to see how they work through so many of the themes that Godot could only touch on. When you ... Read the complete review
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