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Watt (1953) by Irish writer Samuel Beckett is rightly considered one of the great books of 20th-century literature: using philosophers disguised as clowns, Beckett plays out a deep, many-layered treatise on the nature of language and the science-centred European mind. Translated by Volodymyr Dibrova.
Who it's for: readers of modernist and experimental literature.
Edition details: Publisher: A-ba-ba-ha-la-ma-ha · 2016 · 296 pages · Hardcover · Language: Ukrainian · ISBN 978-617-585-097-8