This author of "Whoroscope" wrote a play in which the title man remembers making love to a girl in a punt and laughs at the word "spool."
A poem by this author begins by asking "What's that? An Egg?" and is based on a biography of Rene Descartes. This author of "Whoroscope" wrote a play in which the title man remembers making love to a girl in a punt and laughs at the word "spool." Another play by this author of Krapp's Last Tape begins and ends with Clov stating "it's finished, it's nearly finished," and includes characters named Nagg and Nell who live in trash cans. In his most famous play, Lucky and Pozzo alternate between leading and being led on a rope, and the title character never arrives. For 10 points, name this absurdist Irish playwright of Endgame and Waiting for Godot.
A poem by this author begins by asking "What's that? An Egg?" and is based on a biography of Rene Descartes.
Samuel Beckett