The second of the three greatest novels by the era-defining Nobel laureate, reissued for a new generation.

Nothing is more real than nothing. Malone, an old, frail man, lies naked in his bed, writing bitter notes in a notebook. He is served on a bedside table, his chamber pot is emptied, he uses his stick to reach for objects, and he looks out of the window. He tells the story of a man, cared for by nurses, taken on a doomed picnic on an island in the sea. As his mind erodes, so does the novel... Malone Dies is the second of the three major novels Samuel Beckett created during his 'frenzy of writing' in the late 1940s. The others are Molloy and The Unnamable.

Pages: 208, Dimensions: 11.1x11.1cm