Molloy
Samuel Beckett's Molloy presents a fragmented journey of a man confronting physical decline and existential uncertainty in stark, minimalist prose.
About This Book
Molloy is a work of modern fiction by Samuel Beckett.
The narrative explores themes of existence and identity through minimalist prose.
Beckett's distinctive style emphasizes repetition and fragmentation.
The novel is recognized as a key text in twentieth-century literature.
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