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"Company" is a Worthwhile, Haunting Tale,
By Aaron Goldhamer (Denver, CO) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Company (Hardcover)
"Company" is a haunting tale of one man about whom nothing is known, who spends his final hours alone in a pitch black room. His sanity is questionable at best in this sensory-deprived state, and he tells himself stories and even makes up imaginary friends with whom he converses to pass the time (this is the titular company he seeks). Beautifully written, this piece flows like a prose poem and is as easy a read as one will find in Beckett's works. Bringing up important questions of rationality and the concept of the self, "Company" is not to be missed.
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Company by Samuel Beckett (Paperback - Dec. 1981)
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