Beckett, Samuel, - End-Game followed by Act Without Words: A Mime for One Player.

NY, Grove-Weidenfeld, (1958). 43rd ptg. G PB. Beyond Kafka and Joyce, Beckett shows us a mastery outside the grasp of any other dramatist. He mixes beauty, imagination,. vitality and wry humor that transforms him from a mere dispenser of meaningless gloom into a dramatic poet. Beckett was born on April 13, 1906, in Foxrock, near Dublin. Green binding, white/black lettering, few stickers.

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