Blogs about: Samuel Beckett
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The "allforabit"
If at first glance we can’t figure out what Joyce’s Finnegans Wake is all about we might at least recognize one of its themes as the alphabet. Beckett told us Wake is about normal things… more »
The Coming of the Toads
the first post
apendulumswings wrote 5 days ago: …now i shall have to get myself out of this ditch. How joyfully I would vanish there, sinking … more »
The "allforabit"
joelinker wrote 1 week ago: If at first glance we can’t figure out what Joyce’s Finnegans Wake is all about we might … more »
oxford
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elberry wrote 1 week ago: My notes on my 3 days in Oxford: Never stops raining. It’s still beautiful, however; a good … more »
Schneider, Alan
personalpedia wrote 2 weeks ago: Alan Schneider, who directed first American production of Samuel Beckett’s, Waiting for Godot … more »
ZAZEN report 4
Gaijin wrote 2 weeks ago: I am spending some days, or maybe weeks, at a friend’s apartment. We’re rehearsing Samue … more »
La Strada-1954
bennythomas wrote 3 weeks ago: La strada (English: The Road) (1954) is an Italian neorealist film, directed by Federico Fellini. Th … more »
Congratulations
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dcairns wrote 3 weeks ago: – to my newly graduated students Anders and Jamie, who just won the McLaren Award for New Brit … more »
Film Without Actors
eiljert wrote 3 weeks ago: Samuel Beckett wrote a piece called “Play Without Words”. I haven’t read it, thoug … more »
Bloomsday Redux
eamonnmcdonagh wrote 1 month ago: By way of Slugger, I’ve come across this brilliant little film. … more »
Book Review - Molloy by Samuel Beckett
guysalvidge wrote 1 month ago: You have to be in the right mood for reading Beckett. What that right mood is, I’m not exactl … more »
cast a cold eye on life, on death. horseman, pass by!
timothy allen brown wrote 1 month ago: alright, before i get into the post, i would be remiss if i didn’t mention last night’s … more »
Spud Walk
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w1kkp wrote 1 month ago: John Updike wrote a short story, “The Swimmer”, about a man having just the littlest te … more »
endgame— (pause) a review of it. (pause) by the playwright Samuel Beckett. (pause)
MonsoonSeason wrote 1 month ago: perhaps I shouldn’t have started with what is commonly considered Beckett’s masterwork; but, I … more »
Slash And Sales
cactusbeetroot wrote 1 month ago: Trip Confirmed I should be going for a vacation in a couple of weeks. It’ll be for a week. I … more »
SPUD TALK
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w1kkp wrote 1 month ago: Ok. Blogging should be illegal because it’s just too much fun. I took my failure out to my s … more »
Who am us, anyway?
Wet Bank Guy wrote 1 month ago: I write about myself with the same pencil and in the same exercise book as about him. It is no longe … more »
My Favorite Books, Explained in a Verbose Manner Vol. 3: Chagall in the Lines
chancepress wrote 1 month ago: I’m not much of a fan of Cubism… as art movements go, Cubism for me occupies the sphere … more »
I'm back... with photos of work from ESW show
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Natalie Wilson wrote 2 months ago: Its been a while, been too busy to post anything! The exhibition is open at Edinburgh Sculpture Work … more »
The next adventure: Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot
michaellucianojr wrote 2 months ago: I’m not entirely sure what a “tragicomedy” is; I could make some assumptions, but … more »
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