FTP identify this absurdist author of Krapp's Last Tape, Endgame, and Waiting for Godot.
This man wrote about the life of Belaqua Shuah in a short story collection. His shorter plays include Breath, a 40-second-long piece with no characters, and one in which a cheerful woman is gradually buried in sand.  A man living in a jar in a restaurant window is the subject of his novel The Unnamable. In addition to More Pricks Than Kicks and Happy Days, his creations include the servant Clov, who cannot sit down, an old man who reminisces while listening to the contents of "box three, spool five", and Vladimir and Estragon. FTP identify this absurdist author of Krapp's Last Tape, Endgame, and Waiting for Godot.
This man wrote about the life of Belaqua Shuah in a short story collection.
Samuel Barclay {Beckett}