'The silence underlying it all': The Letters of Samuel Beckett
Regular ABR contributor James Ley discerns new humanity in Samuel
Beckett's closed-circle existentialism throug the lens of the great writer's
newly published early letters, The Letters of Samuel Beckett.
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Novel and Film: The cinematic adaptations of Coetzee and Roth
Brian McFarlane contrasts the formal capacities of literature and film in the
context of two new adaptations: J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace and Philip Roth's
The Dying Animal.
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Kristin Williamson on David Williamson
Michael Morley finds little to admire in Kristin Williamson's biography
of her playwright husband.
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