In addition to the story "Echo's Bones," this man's nonfiction collection Disjecta contains essays on aesthetics, in which he discusses his own novel Dream of Fair to Middling Women.
One story by this author concerns a man seduced by Zaborovna Privet and attacked by a giant called Lord Gall of Wormwood, before dying and then emerging from his casket. A poem by this author exclaims "Galileo how are you and his consecutive thirds! The vile old Copernican lead-swinging son of a sutler!" In addition to the story "Echo's Bones," this man's nonfiction collection Disjecta contains essays on aesthetics, in which he discusses his own novel Dream of Fair to Middling Women. In one of his plays, a character is asked to choose between a (*) radish and a turnip and asks if there are any carrots, while another play involves the blind man Hamm and his servant Clov as well as Nagg and Nell. FTP, name this author of Whoroscope who also wrote Krapp's Last Tape and told of Vladimir and Estragon in his Waiting for Godot.
One story by this author concerns a man seduced by Zaborovna Privet and attacked by a giant called Lord Gall of Wormwood, before dying and then emerging from his casket.
Samuel {Beckett}