A forthcoming collection edited by Andrew Asibong and Aude Campmas
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Beckett Matters: Essays on Beckett’s Late Modernism
Collects Stan Gontarski’s finest essays on the work of Samuel Beckett over a forty-year period
Read MoreInterview with editor Dan Gunn on Beckett’s Letters (Vol.4)
Go behind the scenes of the fourth and final volume in the acclaimed series
Read MoreFrench Translation of Beckett’s Letters (Vol. III)
The third volume of Beckett’s letters is set to appear in French translation from Gallimard on 21 November 2016
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Beckett’s Thing: Painting and Theatre
Explores Samuel Beckett’s relation to painting and the visual imagination
Read MoreBeckett and Contemporary Art
Call for Submissions for a new book edited by Rob Reginio, David Houston Jones, and Katherine Weiss
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Samuel Beckett, Echo’s Bones (30% Discount)
Published for the very first time by Faber & Faber
Read MoreSamuel Beckett and the Archive: Rewriting the Beckett Canon
Call for submissions to a Palgrave Macmillan collection of essays New Interpretations of Beckett in the Twenty-First Century From Endpage (thanks to Pim Verhulst for the link): Samuel Beckett and the Archive: Rewriting the Beckett Canon (Part of the ‘New Interpretations of Beckett in the Twenty-First Century’ series)Edited by Jennifer M. Jeffers As the leading…
Read MoreSamuel Beckett Series 3: The “dramaticules”
Announcing the third volume of the series A 2005 production of Samuel Beckett’s Footfalls, La Mama Theatre (Source) If the “great plays” are a regular part of the theatrical repertoire, Beckett’s late plays remain little known by non specialists. Thus, this third volume of our Series seeks to highlight the extreme poetic richness of these…
Read MoreBarney Rosset 1922-2012
Tom Bishop (New York University) For Beckett people, Barney Rosset, who died on February 21, 2012, earned his place of great honour in the Beckettian firmament by having been Beckett’s publisher in the United States at his Grove Press. Thanks to Grove Beckett’s works were more widely disseminated in the U.S.—and especially on American campuses—than…
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