Samuel Beckett

This work relates the adventures of an unnamed narrator crawling through the mud while dragging a sack of canned food. It is written as a sequence of unpunctuated paragraphs divided into three sections.

How it is

it takes a minute to get into the rhythm of a punctuation-less text that appears to be rambling. but it is divine. and it is my bible.

a great book for those who are obsessed with the shifting nature of time, truth and memory… and death and mud and quaqua

not for someone who expects an easy read or wants a traditional narrative. experimental and blissful for the right person.

Ash(ley) Michelle C.

it takes a minute to get into the rhythm of a punctuation-less text that appears to be rambling. but it is divine. and it is my bible.

a great book for those who are obsessed with the shifting nature of time, truth and memory… and death and mud and quaqua

not for someone who expects an easy read or wants a traditional narrative. experimental and blissful for the right person.

How it is

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