EVERGREENREVIEW NO. 129 | SPRING 2012
This first issue includes contributions by Jean-Paul Sartre, Samuel Beckett, Henri Michaux, Michael Hamburger, Harold Feinstein, James Purdy Mark Schorer and others.
A key work in modern theater and acknowledged throughout the world as a classic, Beckett's most famous play is shown here in a definitive film version...
Just before he wrote the classic Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett wrote another play, entitled Eleuthéria.
IF THOSE BLOSSOMS DON’T COME
if the tangerine doesn’t
fill the house with thick
sweetness. If you put
your hands over your
ears one more time
when I’m talking. If
there’s another month
of wanting to sleep all
day, the cat the warmest
sweet thing I can imagine.
If this damn rain doesn’t
let up, I’m going to
have to rewrite the story
you’ve got in your head
about us and I don’t
think you will like
the ending