Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass

17th April 2006 with 1 Comment

Broken Glass is a brave, bighearted attempt by one of the pathfinders of postwar drama to look at the tangle of evasions and hostilities by which the soul contrives to hide its emptiness from itself.
John Lahr.

Kristallnacht -1938 - the Nazis in Berlin smash the windows and destroy the contents of Jewish shops and synagogues. Old [...]

Filed under art, literature, politics, writing
Related Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,



About Writing:

Can there exist, in principle, a proper beginning to any story at all? Isn't there always without exception a latent beginning-before-the-beginning? Amos Oz

Save a Blogger from Begging: Buy Books:


chinese jacket

Signed first editions
at special prices.

RSS Feeds

About Subscriptions and Feeds

Subscribe to posts

Subscribe to comments

1167 feed subscribers

My Website

Visit my website for news of readings and appearances, reviews of and extracts from my novels, interviews, quotations on writing, revolution, lies, time and dance, art, serial killers, and humour. Read short stories, view author images and much more.

Submit your news

Please continue to let me know about literary-related news. I can't promise to publish everything, but if it grabs my interest . . .

Text Size

If you find the text of this blog too small or too large for easy reading, you can alter the size of the font in your browser's View menu. Alternatively, press the CTRL key and roll the mouse wheel forward or back.

Donations

Via Paypal, using johnbakeronline[at]operamail[dot]com