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PLEASE NOTE: This edition is in Ukrainian
In the second novel of Beckett's unofficial trilogy, old Malone reflects on his life through an internal monologue as he awaits death. Confined to his bed, he creates and recalls stories where the line between reality and fiction becomes blurred, and the characters are fragmented. Beckett rejects traditional narrative to show the impossibility of reaching any goal through writing and storytelling.
- Nobel Prize in Literature
“For literary works that, through new forms of prose and drama, reach the heights in depicting the hardships of modern man” — this is how the Swedish Academy assessed Samuel Beckett's literary talent in 1969 and awarded him the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Beckett's popularity was mainly due to his dramatic works, but the academy also recognized his prose. The peak of Beckett's prose is considered to be an unofficial trilogy. The first two novels were published in post-war France in 1951, and the last in 1953.
In all three novels of the trilogy — Molloy, Malone Dies, and The Unnamable — Beckett, in his absurdist style, explores the limits of language and the endless possibilities of writing. These works lack a plot in the traditional sense. They are fragmented and delicate, like human beings themselves, threatened not only by external forces but also by their own inner worlds. His characters undergo moral and physical decay, face an identity crisis, and shift from one state to another, changing and merging as they go.
| Translator | Petro Tarashchuk |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 978-617-8535-60-5 |
| Dimensions | 125x165 mm |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Year of publication | 2026 |
| Number of pages | 176 |
| Artwork | Sasha Bychenko |
| Author | Samuel Beckett |
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