“Much of Beckett’s correspondence seemed to be motivated less by the desire to talk to other people, using the letter as a frail paper bridge thrown across gaps of space and time, than by the need to find out what his voice sounded like on paper.”

—”The first stirrings of a writer’s voice,” (book review) by Robert Douglas-Fairhurst, 2/26/09

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