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In This Issue
- James Knowlson: Editorial
- In Memoriam: George Reavey
- Poems by George Reavey
- Tributes to George Reavey
- George Reavey and Samuel Beckett's early writing
- Victor Sage: Dickens and Beckett: two uses of materialism
- Rubin Rabinovitz: Time, space, and verisimilitude in Samuel Beckett's fiction
- Jeri L. Kroll: The surd as inadmissible evidence: the case of Attorney-general v. Henry McCabe
- Olga Bernal: Samuel Beckett: l'ecrivain et le savior
- Robin J. Davis: Beckett bibliography after Federman and Fletcher
- Enoch Brater: Fragment and Beckett's form in "That time" and Footfalls"
- Walter Asmus: Practical aspects of theatre, radio, and television: Rehearsal notes for the German premiere of Beckett's 'That time' and 'Footfalls' at the Schiller Theater Werkstatt, Berlin
- Book reviews
John Fletcher: 'Beckett and broadcasting' by Clas Zilliacus
Martin Esslin: 'The printer problem' by Austin E. Quigley
Ian Fletcher: 'Out of Ireland: the poetry of W.B. Yeats' by Dudley Young
A.J. Leventhal: 'transition: the history of the literary era' by A.J. Dougald McMillan
David Bradby: 'French theatre today' by Garry O'Connor
Hugh Rorrison: 'German theatre today' by Michael Patterson
W.D Redfern: 'Sartre on theatre' edited by Michael Contat and Michel Rybalka
- Play review
John Calder: 'The lively arts' three plays by Samuel Beckett, BBC 2, 17 April 1977
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