Eoin OBrien talks about Samuel Becketts Irishness. He first met Beckett in the 1970s while researching for his book The Beckett Country: Samuel Becketts Ireland. Much of the apparently surrealistic in Becketts writing is linked, sometimes forcefully, often only tenuously, with the reality of existence, and much of this actuality emanates from his memories of Dublin - a world which he renders almost unrecognisable as he removes reality from his landscape and its people in his creation of what has been called the unreality of the real.
Posted on: Sun, 13 Apr 2014 03:27:49 +0000
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