Drama

This is the first of three volumes collecting the complete plays of Luigi Pirandello, one of the foremost playwrights and fiction writers of the twentieth century, and the recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1934. Edited by actor and...
By: Luigi Pirandello

Written in 1957, but only recently rediscovered in manuscript form in a New Jersey warehouse, Beat Generation bears the hallmarks of vintage Kerouac: flowing, stream-of-consciousness language, orchestrated with a jazz-like sense of adventure and...
By: Jack Kerouac

These five plays provide an excellent introduction to Kaiser's vision of the regeneration of man, which he illustrated in his works by a total paring down of detail, penetrating to the core of the matter and revealing man's true potential. In From...
By: Georg Kaiser

The importance of Frank Wedekind (1864-1918) to the history of literature and the development of drama in particular, is enormous. The influence of Strindberg on his work is conspicuous, but he filled the legacy of realism with a new content: the...
By: Frank Wedekind