He is the author of the radio play Cascando and the short stories "All Strange Away" and "Imagination Dead Imagine," which depict survivors of a nuclear holocaust.
He is the author of the radio play Cascando and the short stories "All Strange Away" and "Imagination Dead Imagine," which depict survivors of a nuclear holocaust. The title character's journey from naturalism to the bizarre world of Mr. Knott's house is told in his novel Watt. Other strange characters include the one-eyed Worm and Mahood in The Unnamable, which is often grouped with Molloy and Malone Dies. However, he is better known for his plays, such as one in which Winnie is stuck in a mound of dirt, Happy Days, and another in which Hamm and Clov live another day in the soon-to-end world. For 10 points, name this Irish absurdist playwright of Krapp's Last Tape, Endgame and Waiting for Godot.
He is the author of the radio play Cascando and the short stories "All Strange Away" and "Imagination Dead Imagine," which depict survivors of a nuclear holocaust.
Samuel {Beckett}