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In this letter to Henry Wenning, Beckett conveys a lack of enthusiasm for the task of translating the play Happy Days: “Nothing but this dreary work and nothing else in sight.”

In this postcard from Italy, Beckett explains to Henry Wenning that Imagination Dead Imagine is his English translation and not the original.

Beckett expresses his satisfaction with Wenning selling his (Beckett's) manuscripts, and updates Wenning, as he often does, on the latest writing, publication and production activities, including How It Is and Happy Days, with some personal news…

Photograph of Samuel Beckett sitting in a boat in a pond, looking directly at the camera, 1959.

Photograph of Samuel Beckett standing by a pond with his left hand on his hip, looking directly at the camera, 1959.

Photograph of Samuel Beckett sitting in a boat in a pond, looking directly at the camera, 1959.

Photograph of Samuel Beckett standing by a pond with his left hand on his hip, looking directly at the camera, 1959.

Nobel Prize winning author Samuel Beckett (1906- ) has been an active participant in the staging of his plays in numerous productions. Exhibited here are Beckett's own copoes of Warten auf Godot [Waiting for Godot] (Suhrkamp Verlag, 1960) and Fin de…

Pl. no.: 1034 -- Orfeo Tracio, S.A.

Sample covers of Poetry Northwest edited by David Wagoner. Wagoner was editor of Poetry Northwest from 1966 to 2002.