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Poster advertising the Royal Court Theatre production of Waiting for Godot as directed by Samuel Beckett, 1975.

Typescript draft with extensive corrections ofFilm in French by Samuel Beckett.Film was translated by Beckett from the original English version. Commissioned by Barney Rosset of Grove Press,Film stands as Beckett's only screenplay. Starring Buster…

Typescript [carbon] draft with corrections ofFilm in French by Samuel Beckett.Film was translated by Beckett from the original English version. Commissioned by Barney Rosset of Grove Press,Film stands as Beckett's only screenplay. Starring Buster…

Typed [carbon] draft with corrections of "Texts for Nothing" by Samuel Beckett. "Texts for Nothing" comprises thirteen short prose pieces written between 1950 and 1952 and published in STORIES AND TEXTS FOR NOTHING.

Typed draft with extensive corrections of "Texts for Nothing" written in Ussy, France by Samuel Beckett, December 7, 1966. "Texts for Nothing" comprises thirteen short prose pieces and published in STORIES AND TEXTS FOR NOTHING.

Typescript and autograph draft of “First Love" by Samuel Beckett and translated by Raymond Federman, circa 1966-1967.Federman translated “First Love” from French while it was still unpublished. “First Love” was written…

Extract of Molloy by Samuel Beckett from Merlin, Volume II, Number 2 (Autumn 1953). With Richard Seaver and Austryn Wainhouse, Alexander Trocchi edited Merlin from 1952-1955.

First edition, sixteenth printing of Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett. This prompt book was used for the landmark 1975 Berlin production of Waiting for Godot at the Schiller-Theater that Beckett himself directed. Copiously marked up by Rick…

First edition, sixteenth printing of Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett. This prompt book was used for the landmark 1975 Berlin production of Waiting for Godot at the Schiller-Theater that Beckett himself directed. Copiously marked up by Rick…

Invitation to the 1986 Annual American Book Awards sponsored by the Before Coumbus Foundation, May 25, 1986. Raymond Federman's Smiles On Washington Square was among the recipients.