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I NDEX OF REC I P I ENT S
Albery, Donald, 482, 486
Arikha, Avigdor, 649, 652
Baeza, Ferdinand (enclosed in letter
to Lindon), 527
Barlog, Boleslaw, 402
Bataille, Georges, 257
Beauvoir, Simone de, 40, 260
Belmont (formerly Pelorson),
Georges, 263, 278, 299
Bisiaux, Marcel, 229
Bjurstrom, Carl Gustaf, 414, 429
Black, Kitty, 645, 679
Blanzat, Jean, 250
Blin, Roger, 208, 336, 349, 370, 453,
517, 556
Bordas, Pierre, 45, 227
Caetani, Marguerite, 259, 262
Caspari, Carl Heinz, 388
Castagne, Helmut, 634
Coester, Edouard, 474, 477
Colin, Rosica, 380, 639
Cunard, Nancy, 611, 625, 630,
660, 670
Cusack, Cyril, 553, 623
Devine, George, 682
Duthuit, Georges, 78, 82, 89,
94, 100, 111, 114, 116, 120,
126, 134, 151, 159, 164,
167, 171, 179, 185, 188,
192, 199, 203, 210, 215, 221,
222, 230, 266, 268, 273, 292,
309, 472
Ford, Boris (enclosed in letter to
Lindon), 546
Fouchet, Max-Pol, 249
Frank, Nino, 626
Franzen, Erich, 450, 455, 458
Gerstein, Sergio, 408
Girodias, Maurice, 612
Glenville, Peter, 490
Greenburg, Edith, 510, 665
Hall, Peter (enclosed in letter to
Schneider), 574
Hayman, David, 536
Higgins, Aidan, 318, 544, 632
Hunzinger, Stefani, 667
Hutchins (Greacen), Patricia,
436, 485
Hutchinson, Mary, 668
Ionesco, Eugene, 673
Irish Legation, 9
Jolas, Maria, 58
Joyce, James, xv
Joyce, Giorgio and Asta, 554
Lembke, Karl-Franz, 505
Leventhal, Abraham Jacob and
Ethna, 395, 416, 563, 571,
598, 661
Lieberson, Goddard, 651, 655, 673
Lindon, Jerome, 233, 252, 257, 261,
289, 322, 325, 327, 337, 339,
341, 347, 351, 354, 357, 359,
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360, 362, 365, 367, 373,
379, 424, 445, 487, 491, 503,
511, 526, 542, 545, 550,
557, 671
Lottman, Herbert, 191
Lucas, Cyril, 573, 591
Ludvigsen, Christian, 616
MacGreevy (formerly McGreevy),
Thomas, 18, 65, 71, 74, 104,
144, 313, 407, 433, 470, 565,
623, 639, 663
McWhinnie, Donald, 677, 687
Mitchell, Pamela, 405, 412, 420, 443,
489, 492, 500, 521, 523, 530,
532, 539, 582, 606, 657
Monteith, Charles, 603
Montgomery, Niall, 209, 426, 560
Morris, John, 656, 675
Morteo, Gian Renzo, 467
Nadeau, Maurice, 238, 398, 508, 628
Naumann, Hans, 460
Neveux, Georges, 324
Niedermayer, Max, 637
O’Malley, Ernest, 57
O’Sullivan, Sean, 174
O’Sullivan, Seumas, 597
Peron, Maria (Mania), 240, 246, 276,
281, 283, 286, 296, 301, 326,
329, 330, 333, 372, 374, 393,
404, 558
Pinget, Robert, 428, 548, 579, 604,
652, 676
Polac, Michel, 314
Putman, Jacques, 469, 481
Ragg, T.M., 12, 14
Reavey, George, 15, 24, 29, 32, 35,
38, 48, 55, 59, 64, 80, 201, 206,
335, 376, 617
Reavey, Gwynedd, 10, 14
Reid, Alec, 596
Rosset, Barney, 384, 387, 397, 411,
431, 447, 456, 479, 486, 496,
501, 506, 512, 513, 519, 534,
553, 566, 568, 584, 592, 600,
602, 607, 613, 618, 620, 642,
645, 653, 680
Rosset, Charlotte, 419, 431
Roud, Richard, 677
Schneider, Alan, 574, 585, 591, 593,
627, 658
Seaver, Richard, 415
Simpson, Alan, 418, 478, 520, 569
Sinclair, Morris, 22, 352
Smith, Desmond, 609
Sorbets, Germaine, 265
Stroux, Karl Heinz, 400
Suhrkamp, Peter, 441, 449
Tophoven, Elmar, 369
Trocchi, Alexander, 356, 498
Ussher, Arland, 46
Van Velde, Abraham Gerardus
(Bram), 76, 113, 304, 317
Van Velde, Jacoba, 30, 34, 36, 43, 46,
61, 320, 342, 381, 403, 409, 494,
683, 689
Wahl, Jean, 251, 263, 353
Waldberg, Patrick, 535
White, H. O., 554, 629
Yeats, Jack B., 689
Deschevaux-Dumesnil, Suzanne to
Gervais, Andre-Charles, 175
Lambrichs, Georges, 205
Lindon, Jerome, 236, 242, 244,
253, 255
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SUMMARY L I S T ING OF SAMUE LBECKETT ’ S WORKS MENT IONED IN
VOLUME I I
Works are listed below by original title: individual poems or stories are
listed separately here, but are listed in the index by collection unless
published separately; translations are listed following the title of original
here, but in the index are listed by translated title.
Acte sans paroles [I]
All That Fall
“Ascension,” see “Poemes
38–39”
“bon bon il est un pays” (later
entitled “Accul,” see “Trois
poemes”)
“Le Calmant,” see Nouvelles; Nouvelles
et Textes pour rien
“The Capital of the Ruins”
“Cascando” (poem)
“Dante and the Lobster,” see More
Pricks Than Kicks
“Dante . . . Bruno . Vico . . Joyce”
“Denis Devlin”
“Dieppe,” see “Poemes 38–39”
Echo’s Bones and other Precipitates
(“Enueg I”; “Sanies 1”; “Serena 1”)
Eleutheria
En attendant Godot (see also
translations as: Ag fanacht le Godo;
Aspettando Godot; Czekajac na
Godota; Esperando a Godot; Godo wo
machinagara; Vi venter p� Godot;
Wachten op Godot;Waiting for Godot;
Warten auf Godot)
“Enueg I” (see Echo’s Bones and other
Precipitates)
“L’Expulse,” see Nouvelles; Nouvelles et
Textes pour rien, Quatre Nouvelles;
translated as “The Expelled” (see
Four Novellas)
Fin de partie (provisional title
Haam; see also translations as:
Endgame; Endspiel)
“From an Abandoned Work”
“The Gloaming” (revised as Rough for
Theatre I)
“Hommage a Jack B. Yeats”
L’Innommable (see also translations
as: Der Namenlose; The Unnamable)
“je suis ce cours de sable qui glisse,”
see “Trois poemes – Three Poems”
“je voudrais quemon amourmeure,”
see “Trois Poemes – Three Poems”
“Les joues rouges”
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“MacGreevy on Yeats”
Malone meurt (see also translations
as: Malone Dies; Malone stirbt)
Mercier et Camier
Molloy (translations bear same title)
More Pricks Than Kicks (“Dante and the
Lobster”; “The Smeraldina’s Billet
Doux”; “Walking Out”; “Yellow”)
“Mort de A.D.,” see “Trois Poemes”
“La Mouche” see “Poemes 38–39”
Murphy (translation bear same title)
Nouvelles (see also Four Novellas;
Nouvelles et Textes pour rien; Quatre
Nouvelles): “Le Calmant”
(translated as “The Calmative”);
“L’Expulse” (translated as “The
Expelled”); “Premier amour”;
“Suite” (later entitled “La Fin,”
translated as “The End”)
Nouvelles et Textes pour rien (see also
Nouvelles; Textes pour rien)
“Ooftish”
“Peintres de l’empechement”
“La Peinture des Van Velde ou le
monde et le pantalon”
“Poemes 38–39” (“Ascension”;
“Dieppe”; “La Mouche”)
“Premier amour,” see Nouvelles; Four
Novellas; Quatre Nouvelles
Proust
“que ferais-je sans ce monde sans
visage sans questions,” see “Trois
poemes – Three Poems”
“Recent Irish Poetry” (pseud.
Andrew Belis)
“Saint-Lo”
“Sanies 1,” see Echo’s Bones and other
Precipitates
“Sedendo et Quiescendo”
“Serena 1,” see Echo’s Bones and other
Precipitates
“The Smeraldina’s Billet Doux,” see
More Pricks Than Kicks
“Suite” (later re-entitled “La Fin”
[translated as “The End”], see
Nouvelles; Four Novellas; Nouvelles
et Textes pour rien; Quatre
Nouvelles)
Textes pour rien (see also Nouvelles et
Textes pour rien)
“Three Dialogues” (also known as
“Three Dialogues with Georges
Duthuit”)
“Trois poemes” (“Accul”; “Mort de
A.D.”; “vive morte ma seule
saison”)
“Trois Poemes – Three Poems” (“je
suis ce cours de sable qui glisse”
[“my way is in the sand flowing”];
“que ferais-je sans ce monde sans
visages sans questions” [“what
would I do without this world
faceless incurious”]; “je voudrais
que mon amour meure” [“I would
like my love to die”]
“Walking Out,” see More Pricks Than
Kicks
Watt (translations bear same
title)
Whoroscope
“Yellow,” see More Pricks Than
Kicks
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GENERA L INDEX
Names of persons and publications with Profiles in this volume are marked
with an asterisk; those with a Profile in the previous volume are marked
with an asterisk followed by the volume number (I). The titles of SB’s works
are given in the summary listing above; individual titles (including
translations) are indexed separately, as are poems and stories if they
appeared independently; poems or stories that appeared in a collection are
indexed by the title of that collection.
Aarhus (also ¯rhus), 617Aarhus Theatre, 616–617
Aaronson, Lazarus (Laz), 201–202
Abbey Theatre (Dublin), 534, 659
Abetz, Otto, 3–4
Abondant (Eure-et-Loir), 28, 43–44,
46, 48
L’Absent (initial title of Malone
meurt), 81
“Accul” (originally “bon bon il est
un pays,” see “Trois poemes”)
Achille-Delmas, Francois, 59,
72, 74
Ackerley, J. R., 188–190
Act Without Words, proposed
production at the Royal Court
Theatre, 674–675, 679;
publication by Grove Press,
680–681
Acte sans paroles [I] (provisional title,
Soif ), 516, 540, 542, 556–557,
562, 572, 589, 606–607, 619,
621–622, 630–632, 647–648,
659–661, 664, 669–670,
674–675, 678, 680, 682–683;
publication by Editions de
Minuit, 680
Acte sans paroles [II], 621–622, 640, 643,
647, 667–668, 679
Action: Hebdomadaire de l’Independance
FranÅaise, 49, 51The Actors’ Studio (New York), 513
Adamov, Arthur, 207–208, 253–255,
328–329, 342, 367, 417–418,
431, 468, 569–570; La grande et
petite manoeuvre, 207–208, 570;
L’Invasion, 570; La Parodie,
328–329, 570; Le Ping-Pong, 570;
Le Professeur Taranne, 570; Les
Retrouvailles, 570; Le Sens de la
marche, 570; Tous contre tous, 570
Adler, Jankel, 174–175, 203
Admussen, Richard, 602, 619, 663
AE, see Russell, George William
Ag fanacht le Godo, Gaelic translation
of En attendant Godot by Liam O
Brıain, 624–625
Aichelbaum, Leon, 81
Alberti, Rafael, 444–445; El adefesio,
445; Noche de guerra en el Museo
del Prado, 445
Albery, Donald*, 424–426, 433, 440,
478–484, 486–492, 497, 502,
507–508, 513–514, 516,
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519–521, 524–525, 531,
533–535, 540–543, 553–554,
563–564, 567, 585, 592, 594,
599–602, 607, 609, 621, 663
Aldington, Richard* (I), 624–625; Life
for Life’s Sake, 624–625
Alembert, Jean le Rond d’, 148–150;
Encyclopedie Generale, 150
Alexander, Didier, 615
Alighieri, Dante, 72, 75–76, 90,
92–93, 111–112, 136, 140, 142,
154, 157, 159, 202, 458,
537–538, 611–612, 626;
Convivio, 154, 157, 159, 538; La
Divina Commedia: 537; Inferno,
93, 111–112, 136, 140, 142, 458,
626; Purgatorio, 90, 92–93,
611–612; Salani edition of La
Divina Commedia, 111–112;
Epistola, 538; La Vita Nuova,
537–538
Allard, Paule, 34, 44, 47
Allen, Steve, 524, 526
All That Fall, 589–590, 654, 656,
676–680, 684–685, 688–691,
698, 709–710, 712, 715;
publication by Grove Press, 680
Ancira, Carlos, 615
Anders, Gunther, 449–450; “Sein
ohne Zeit: Zu Becketts Stuck En
attendant Godot,” 449–450
Ando, Shinya, 614–615
“Anna Livia Plurabelle” (see also
James, Joyce, Finnegans
Wake),627; Joyce’s recording of,
647, 649
Anouilh, Jean, 371–372
Anthology of Mexican Poetry, 177, 181,
184, 192, 195, 197, 200–201,
439, 510, 530, 665–667
Antonello daMessina, 83, 86, 88; The
Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, 83,
86, 88
Apollinaire, Guillaume, 108, 109,
121, 123, 146–147; Alcools, 109,
146–147
Aragon, Louis, 57–58, 61; Les
Voyageurs de l’imperiale
(Passengers of Destiny), 57–58
The Arena Stage (Washington, DC),
659–660
Arikha, Avigdor*, 589, 649–652
Arland, Marcel, 244
Arnaud, Georges (pseud. of Henri
Girard), 678–679; Les Aveux les
plus doux, 678–679
Arnaud, Marthe (nee Kuntz), xxvii,
25, 49, 52, 80, 113–114, 121,
123, 125, 180, 183, 185,
201–202, 269–270, 272,
304–305, 309, 311–312,
320–322, 684, 686–687
Arnaud, Odette, 206
Arnold-Bordas (imprint of Editions
Bordas), 50
Arp, Hans, 83, 86, 88, 100–104;
“Sophie,” 83, 86, 88
Art News, 268
Art of This Century Gallery (New
York), see Guggenheim, Peggy
Artaud, Antonin, 75–76, 147,
179–180, 184, 344
Arts-documents (Geneva), 516
Arts-Spectacles (also Arts), 345,
371–372, 396
Arts Theatre Club (London), 515,
533–535, 539, 544, 563–564,
570, 602, 628, 642, 687
“Ascension,” see “Poemes38–39”
Aspettando Godot, Italian translation
of En attendant Godot by Luciano
Mondolfo, 489, 503–505;
production, Teatro di Via
Vittoria, Rome (1954–1955, dir.,
Mondolfo), 505; Italian
translation of En attendant Godot
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by Carlo Fruttero, 608–609,
631–632; publication by
Einaudi, 608–609, 631–632
Asso, Pierre, 396, 406
Atkinson, Brooks, 614–615, 619
Aucassin et Nicolette (anonymous
romance), 342–344
Aude family, 5
L’Aurore, 347–349
Auschwitz Concentration Camp,
4, 20
Avicebron, see Gabirol, Solomon
ben Yehuda Ibn
Avignon Theatre Festival, 61
Bachelard, Gaston, 64, 341–342
Badel, Paul Annet (also Anet), 215,
218, 220
Badisches Staatstheater (Karlsruhe),
392–393
Baeza, Fernando, 527–530
Baeza, Ricardo, 184, 530, 665–666
Bair, Deirdre, 42
Balzac, Honore de, 247–248
Baquet, Luc, 269, 271–272
Barlog, Boleslaw, 401–403
Barlog, Herta (nee Schuster), 402–403
Barrault, Jean-Louis, 407–408,
455, 605
Barret, James, 100, 102, 104
Barry, Michael, 631–632
Bartok, Bela, 146–147, 309–312;
Concerto for Two Pianos, 309,
311–312;Music for Strings, Celesta
and Percussion, 310–312; Piano
Concerto no. 3 in E major,
146–147
Bartolo, Matteo di Giovanni di, 314
Bartolo, Taddeo di, 314
Bassani, Giorgio, 259
Bataille, Georges, 64, 81, 185–187,
213, 257–260, 341, 441–443; “Le
silence de Molloy,” 213,
441–443, 465; L’Anus solaire,
187
Bateson, Timothy, 553, 576
Baudelaire, Charles, 90–91, 93,
121, 123, 135, 331–332, 522,
603; Les Fleurs du Mal: “Une
Charogne,” 560; “Les Phares,”
121, 123, 125; “Reversibilite,”
90–91, 93; “Spleen,” 603; “Le
Vieux Saltimbanque,”
331–332;
Baudo, Serge, 372
Baur au Lac Hotel (Zurich), 555
Bauret, Jean, 127, 130, 132
Bauret, Jean-Francois, 132
Bayet, Albert, 180, 182, 185; Les
Morales de l’Evangile, 185
Beach, Sylvia* (I), 386–387
Beacon Press (Boston publisher),
643–644
Beauvoir, Simone de, 28, 40–44, 47,
57, 213, 235, 260–261; L’Invitee,
41–42
Beckett, Caroline, 614–615
Beckett and Medcalf, Quantity
Surveyors (Dublin), 435–436;
Beckett, Caroline, 614–615
Beckett, Edward, 99, 174, 187, 436,
640–641, 664
Beckett, Frank Edward* (I), xiv, xvi,
xix, xxvi, xxviii, 6, 9, 66–67,
75, 145, 204, 214, 295,
302–303, 345, 428, 471–472,
566; Beckett and Medcalf,
435–436; illness and death, 435,
439–440, 483, 486–487,
501–502; Shottery (Frank
Beckett’s home, Killiney, Co.
Dublin), 482; visits to France:
214, 295, 302–303, 345
Beckett, Gerald, 99, 105
Beckett, Jean Violet (nee
Wright), 214, 295, 303, 345,
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435, 565–566, 624–625,
640–641
Beckett, John Stewart*, 94, 97,
99, 105–106, 396, 516,
544–545, 561–562,
564–565, 572–573, 583, 623,
657, 662–663, 667–668,
675, 678
Beckett, Maria Jones Roe (May)* (I),
xxvi, 56–57, 66–67, 71–72, 74,
76, 80, 92, 105, 145, 170, 177,
196, 203–204, 207, 271–272,
376; illness and death of, 145,
170, 177, 207, 271–272, 376;
New Place (Foxrock), 80
Beckett, Samuel Barclay, Ecole
Normale Superieure: xvi, 21,
74, 226, 461, 463, 467–468,
596–597; French Resistance,
service with, xiv, xvi,
xxvi–xxvii, 4, 6, 108; honors:
Croix de Guerre, 6; Medaille de
la Reconnaissance Francaise, 6;
Irish Red Cross Hospital, Saint-
L�, 7–8, 15–16, 18, 20–21, 24,27, 73, 106, 276; Portora Royal
School, 617; psychotherapy
withW. R. Bion, 104; residences
of: Cooldrinagh (family home),
73, 634; 34 Gertrude Street,
London, 549; “Les Roches
Rouges,” Roussillon, xvii–xix,
xxv–xxvi, 5–6; 6 Rue des
Favorites, Paris, xix, 6, 8, 19–23,
185–186, 296, 374–375;
Ussy,109, 145–147, 149, 162,
171–173, 179, 181, 186–187,
197, 202, 224, 231, 273–275,
286, 307, 311, 345, 352–353,
377–378, 393–394, 408,
422–423, 434, 440, 443, 481,
518, 539–540, 614, 646, 650,
657, 661, 670–671;
self-translation: xiii, 357–358, 381,
420–421, 423, 448–449, 456–457;
Malone Dies: 345, 358, 440,
487–489, 495–496, 513–514, 516,
519–520, 531, 534–535, 540, 544,
547, 550, 552–553, 571, 583–584,
589, 590–592, 599, 602, 606,
608–609, 615, 621–622, 633, 672;
Unnamable: 386, 448, 547, 550,
552, 589, 592, 602–603, 606–609,
614, 640, 642, 658, 681–682, 684,
686;Waiting for Godot: 384–385,
395–397, 417–420, 440, 456, 573,
611
translation with, and review of
translations done by, others:
Dutch, of En attendant Godot as
Wachten op Godot (by Jacoba van
Velde): 381–383, 403–404,
409–411, 515; English, of “The
Calmative,” “The End,” and
“The Expelled” (by Richard
Seaver): 421, 423, 440, 494,
499–500; English, of Molloy (by
Patrick Bowles): 345–346,
356–358, 381, 385–388,
393–395, 397–398, 407–408,
413, 416, 419–421, 432–433,
439, 444–445, 448–449, 480,
487, 495–496, 502, 508,
512–515, 520, 591–592; French,
ofWatt (by Daniel Mauroc): 346,
413, 416, 419–421, 444–447,
508–509; German, of En
attendant Godot as Warten auf
Godot (by Elmar Tophoven): 345,
382–384, 393, 439, 443–444,
494–496; German, of Malone
meurt as Malone stirbt (by
Tophoven): 444–445, 448–449;
German, of Molloy (by Erich
Franzen): 407–408, 439,
441–445, 448–460, 465,
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480–481, 497–498; Italian, of En
attendant Godot as Aspettando
Godot (by Luciano Mondolfo):
489, 503–505; Italian, of En
attendant Godot as Aspettando
Godot (by Carlo Fruttero):
608–609, 631–632; Spanish, of
En attendant Godot as Esperando a
Godot (by Trino Martınez
Trives): 439, 444–445,
447–449, 456–457, 527–530,
535; Spanish, of En attendant
Godot as Esperando a Godot
(by Pablo Palant): 440,
493–494, 497–498, 529–530,
544
translator of: the first poem of
Apollinaire’s Alcools, “Zone,”
109, 146–147; Duthuit’s Les
Fauves (revision of Manheim
translation), 87–88, 157–159,
166, 177, 185–190; Duthuit’s
“The French Symbolists,” 190;
Duthuit’s “Vuillard and the
Poets of Decadence,” 266–268,
270–271; Paz’s edition,
Anthology of Mexican Poetry, 177,
181, 184, 192, 195, 197,
200–201, 439, 510, 530,
665–667; Rimbaud’s “Le Bateau
ivre” (“The Drunken Boat”),
119, 427–428; essays for
Selection, 109, 160–163; for
Transition (proposed, signed,
revised, unsigned): 53, 58–59,
66–67, 69, 79, 90–91, 101, 103,
109, 114–118, 120–126, 142,
146, 148–151, 159–163, 177,
202–203, 381, 385–388, 538;
UNESCO, World of Art, 223,
225–227; Wahl’s “L’ecriture est
gravure” (“The Word is
Graven”), 590
Trinity College Dublin: 396–397,
467–468; Foundation Scholar
(1926), Scholars’ Dinner,
561–562, 572, 659; Teaching at,
173–174, 467–468
individual poems or stories are
indexed by collection unless
published independently;
translations are indexed by
translated title. See Summary
Listing preceding General Index,
747–748
Beckett, William Frank* (I), xxvi, 84,
87, 89–90, 92, 174, 435
Beckett and Medcalf, Quantity
Surveyors (Dublin),
435–436
Beecham, Sir Thomas, 670–671
Beethoven, Ludwig van, 671; Piano
Sonata no. 14 in C# major, 671
Beguin, Albert, 197
Behan, Brendan, 521, 570; The Quare
Fellow, 521, 569–570
Belis, Andrew (pseud. of SB), see
“Recent Irish Poetry”
The Bell, 58
Belmont, Georges (ne Georges
Pelorson)* (I), 4, 263–265,
278–280, 299–301, 363–364,
661; Editor: Jours de France,Marie
Claire, Paris Match, Volontes, 301;
“Fin de l’elegie” (dedicated to
SB), 278–280; L’Offense (early
draft entitled Jean ou Les dieux du
sang), 278–280, 299–301;
“Mesure de Dieu,” 280;
“Pavana,” 280; “Plans,”
278–280; “Vanite de la Grace,”
278–280
Belmont, Josephine, see Caliot,
Josephine
Belmont, Sophie (m. Genovesi, m.
Dinkelspiler), 264–265, 279
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Benard, Pierre, 180, 182, 185;
Belmont, Sophie (m. Genovesi,
m. Dinkelspiler), (cont.)
Editor, Le Canard enchaıne, 185
Benno, Benjamin, 174–175
Benson, Leah, 57, 665
Bensoussan, Charles (stage name
Philippe Clair), 213,
243–244, 253–254, 276–278,
287–288
Bentin, Mlle, 368–369
Berg, Alban, 146–147
Berghof, Herbert, 589, 615
Bergner, Elisabeth, 516
Berliner Ensemble, 660
Berlioz, Hector, 200–201; Symphonie
fantastique, 200–201
Beugnot, Bernard, 124
The Bible, 91–92, 180, 182, 185, 522,
590, 678–679
Bibliotheque Nationale (Paris),
36, 324
Bion, W. R.* (I), 104
Bisiaux, Marcel, 206, 229–230, 301
Bjurstrom, Carl Gustaf*, 414–415,
429–430; “Samuel Beckett,”
429–430
Black, Dorothy Kitty*, see Curtis
Brown
Blackmore, Sir Richard, 73; Eliza, 73
Blake, William, 64, 94, 97, 99
Blanchot, Jean, 246
Blanchot, Maurice, 106–108,
210–211, 216–217, 219–221,
224–226, 231–233, 244, 253–254,
256, 341, 441–443, 465; Faux pas,
216–217, 219, 221; Lautreamont
et Sade, 210–211, 216, 219–220,
224–226; “Ou maintenant? Qui
maintenant?” 441–443, 465; “La
parole ‘sacree’ de Holderlin,”
231–233
Blane, Mary, 72–73
Blanzat, Jean, 213, 240–244, 246,
250–251, 254, 256, 341;
Literary Director, Editions
Grasset, 250; review of Molloy
by: 213, 240–244, 246,
250–251
Blin, Roger*, 223–225, 273–274,
293–294, 336–337, 339,
349–351, 368–369, 370–372,
379–380, 417, 453–455,
517–519, 556–557, 594,
642–643, 646
En attendant Godot, 253–255,
260–261, 299–300, 307,
322–326, 328–329, 333–334,
336–337, 339–341, 349–351,
555; early interest in, 179, 182,
184, 207–209, 215–216,
218–220, 511–512; seeks
subvention for, 233–235,
277–278, 281–282, 287–288,
322–324; RTF radio broadcast
of, 314–317, 320–321, Theatre
de Babylone premiere of, 335,
355, 370–372; Theatre de
Babylone reprise of, 395–396,
406–407; tour of Babylone
production of, 421, 423; other
productions directed by:
Wachten op Godot (Arnhem,
1955), 410–411, 515, 521–523,
526, 528, 687; Warten auf Godot
(Zurich, 1954), 388–393, 395,
439, 444, 453–455, 471;
Fin de Partie, 590, 654, 657, 659,
662, 672, 678–679, 683–686,
689–690
Bobino (Paris music hall), 313,
620, 622
Boccaccio, Giovanni, 72
Bodet, Jaime Torres, 184
Bolo, Jean, 643–644
Bomford, H. J. P., 98
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“bon bon il est un pays” (later
entitled “Accul”), see “Trois
poemes”
Bonnard, Pierre, 153, 156, 159
Bonnefoi, Genevieve, 272
Bonnefoy, Yves, 88
Bonniers Litterara Magasin, 430
The Bookhouse, 49, 51
Bordas, Pierre, 28, 45, 49–50, 69, 73,
75, 191, 227–229, 237–238,
252–256, 284–285, 290–291,
293, 295–296, 299–301,
303, 426
Bosquet, Alain, 589, 650
Boston Institute (Madrid), 530
Boston Symphony Orchestra,
200–201
Boswell, James, 280–283; Boswell’s
Life of Johnson, ed. George
Birkbeck Hill, 278–283; Boswell’s
London Journal, 1762–1763,
281–283
Botteghe Oscure, 258–260, 262, 313,
376–377
Bouillon, Didier, 643–644
Bourdon, Jean, 20
Bourin, Andre, 244–246
Bowen, Elizabeth, 36
Bowles, Patrick*, 346, 406, 419, 448,
480, 507, 567–569, 584–585;
English translator, with SB, of
Molloy, 356–358, 385–386, 388,
393–395, 397–398, 408, 412,
419, 421, 444–445, 448–449,
453, 480, 487–489, 496, 498,
502, 507, 512–515, 519–520,
544, 547, 557, 591
Brahms, Johannes, 200–201;
Symphony no. 4, 200–201
Brandel, Marc, 420, 423
Brando, Marlon, 524, 526, 541
Braque, Georges, 120, 122, 124, 151,
180, 183, 185, 194, 196, 198; Une
aventure methodique (with Pierre
Reverdy), 180, 183, 185
Brasserie Zeyer (Paris), 652
Brecht, Bertolt (see also Berliner
Ensemble), 512, 614–615, 660;
L’Exception et la regle, 512;
Threepenny Opera, 614–615
Brenan, Gerald, 666–667
Brenner, Jacques, 246
Breton, Andre, 64, 83, 86–87, 89,
91–92, 99, 160, 162–163, 194,
196, 198–199, 203–205;
“Ceinturer un monde forcene,”
194, 196, 198; “Des taches
solaires aux taches de soleil,”
194, 196, 198–199
Briscoe, Desmond, 689
British Broadcasting Corporation
(BBC), xxi, 57–58, 516, 551–553,
589–590, 631–632; SB’s radio
play (All That Fall) for: 589–590,
654, 656–657, 676–680,
684–685, 687–691; Sound
Archive, xxi; Third Programme,
516, 551–553, 590, 632, 656,
675, 688; Written Archives,
xxi, 553
Brod, Max, 179, 182, 184
Brophy, John, 36
Brouwer, Adriaen, 215, 217, 219
Browning, Robert, 95, 97, 99;
“Paracelsus,” 95, 97, 99
Bruno, Giordano, 537–538
Buchenwald Concentration Camp,
7, 21, 99
Bull, Peter, 586–587
Buonarroti, Michelangelo, 91, 93,
100, 103–104, 158
Burden, Hugh, 553, 587, 599–600
Burn, Michael, 520; The Night of the
Ball, 520
Buttner, Gottfried, xix, xxxviii
Byrne, Austin, 561–562
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Caetani, Princess Marguerite (nee
Chapin), 259–260, 262,
310–311, 313, 376–377
Cafe du Dome (Paris), 674
Cahiers d’Art, 24–25, 28, 48–49, 51,
87, 105–106, 147, 296, 434
Cahiers des Saisons, see 84: Nouvelle
Revue Litteraire
Caillois, Robert, 363–365
Calder, Bettina, see Jonic, Bettina
Calder, John, 353, 671–672
Calder, John, Ltd. (London
publisher), 590, 671–672;
Pamela Lyon, 672
Caliot, Josephine (m. Georges
Belmont), 264–265, 279
“Le Calmant,” see Nouvelles; Nouvelles
et Textes pour rien; Quatre
Nouvelles
“The Calmative,” see Four Novellas
Campbell, Roy, 36
Camus, Albert, 32–33, 49, 51, 197,
256, 493–494, 676; French
translator and adaptor of
Faulkner’s Requiem for a Nun,
676; L’Etranger, 32–33, 493–494
Canadian Broadcast Corporation
(CBC), 608–609, 682
Canisy, Chateau de Lassay, 19, 21
Capalbo, Carmen, 541, 594, 615
Cape, see Jonathan Cape
“The Capital of the Ruins,” 20
Cappella degli Scrovegni (also
Chapelle des Arenes, Arena
Chapel) (Padua), 185–187
Capri, Agnes, 60–61, 76
Le Capricorne (Paris theatre), 61
Capuano, J.-A., 36
Carlier, Robert, 206, 235, 341
Carlisle, Norman and Madelyn, 163;
“The Big Slot-Machine Swindle,”
160–163
Carpentier, Georges, 531–532
Carr, John Dickson, 526; The Seat of
the Scornful, 525–526
Carrefour, 213, 249
Carrickmines Golf Club (Co.
Dublin), 104
Carter, John Grant, 39
“Cascando” (poem), 638
Caspari, Carlheinz*, 391–393; “Zu
Samuel Becketts Theater,” 393
Castagne, Helmut, see Fischer
Verlag
Cauvet-Duhamel, Benjamin
Frederic, 144–147
Celine, Louis-Ferdinand, 493–494;
Voyage au bout de la nuit, 493–494
Censorship, xxi, 36, 357–369,
373–374; Esperando a Godot
(Trives translation, Madrid),
527–529, 534–535; Malone Dies,
615;Molloy, 589, 601;More Pricks
Than Kicks, 419;Wachten op Godot
(Arnhem), 521–524, 526;
Waiting for Godot (Lord
Chamberlain’s Office), xxi, 440,
480–481, 484, 602, 645, 663;
Watt, 419, 440
Cercle de la Librairie, 291
Cezanne, Paul, 128, 131, 133,
165–166
Chagall, Marc, 48, 50, 590;
“Illustrations for the Bible,” 590
Les Chaınes du destin (No Man of her
Own) (film), 273–275
Champi, see Vieville, Lucien
Chandler, Raymond, 60
Char, Marie-Claude, 313
Char, Rene, 64, 72, 74, 197, 220,
310–311, 313; L’Abominable
homme des neiges, 216, 218, 220;
Le Poeme pulverise (“The
Pulverized Poem”), 72, 74
Charensol, Georges, 425
Chase, Stanley, 541, 594
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Chatto and Windus (London
publisher), 27, 29–30, 427,
461–462, 464, 466–468,
550–551, 621–622, 677–678;
TheDolphin Books (series), 427,
462, 464, 466; More Pricks Than
Kicks, 30, 461, 464, 622; Murphy,
rejection of, 30; Proust, 30, 427,
461–462, 464, 466–468,
550–551; Watt, rejection of, 27
Chauvet, Paul, 558–560
Chazal, Malcolm de, 83, 86–87,
120, 122
Chekhov, Anton, 341; Uncle
Vanya, 341
Cherry Lane Theatre (New York), 498
Chevalier, Paul, 643–644
Chez Francoise (Paris restaurant),
501, 540–542
Chez Marius (Paris restaurant, also
Le Petit Marius), 572–573, 630,
662–663
Chisholm, Anne, 661; Nancy
Cunard, 661
Chochoy, Bernard, 631
Chopin, Frederic, 105–106, 415;
Piano sonata no. 3 in B minor,
105–106
Christie, Agatha, 525–526; La Maison
biscornue, 525–526
Cioran, E. M., 678–679; Precis de
decomposition, 678–679; La
Tentation d’exister, 678–679
Cirque Medrano (Paris), 439,
444–445
City of London College, 202
Clair, Rene, 202–203; La Beaute du
Diable, 202–203; “Sur le
probleme de Faust,” 202–203
Claudel, Paul, 468
Claval, Florence, 512
Clave, Antoni, 94, 96, 99; Girl with
Cockerel, 94, 96, 99
Clerx, Arnold (Bob), 31–32, 49, 52,
320–321, 684–685, 687
Clerx, Jacoba, see Van Velde, Jacoba
Cloez, Gustave, 23
Club d’Essai, 314–315, 317
Club Francais du Livre, 206
Cochon de Lait (Paris restaurant),
224–225, 227
Coconut Grove Playhouse (Miami),
589, 591, 593, 595, 599
Cocteau, Jean, 61; Le Bœuf sur le
toit, 61
Coester, Edouard (pseud. Edmond
Costere)*, xx–xxi, 474–478
Coffey, Brian* (I), 10, 12,
15–17, 24–25, 34; Third
Person, 34
Coffey, Bridget Rosalind (nee
Baynes), 12, 16
Coffey, Denis, death of, 10, 12,
15, 17
Coffey, John Martin Michael, 16
Colin, Rosica*, 380–381, 639
Collection Merlin (see also Olympia
Press), 346, 358, 376–377, 386,
397–398, 416, 448, 461, 464,
490, 498, 508, 512–513, 515,
546–547, 550–553, 557, 608,
612–613
College de France, 21
Colum, Padraig, 597
Combat, 194, 196, 198, 203–205, 213,
238–239, 255–256, 269,
271–272, 297–298, 309–310,
312, 342, 347–349, 355,
373–374, 531, 540, 542
Comedie-Francaise, 301
Comediens-Troubadours
(Toulouse), 511–512
Comedy Theatre (London), 662–663
Compagnie Renaud-Barrault, 662
Connemara (Co. Galway), 398, 534
Connolly, Cyril, 81
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Conway, Hugh (pseud. of Frederick
John Fargus), 289; Called Back
(adapted as “Du fond de la
nuit”), 287, 289
Coppee, Francois, 284–286; “Un duel
au sabre,” 284–286
Corbiere, Tristan, 317–318
Le Corbusier, 607, 621, 631; La Cite
Radieuse (Marseille), 607,
621, 631
Cordier, Stephane, 36
Corish, John, 600
Corneille, Pierre, 330, 331, 338; La
Galerie du palais, 330–331, 338
Cornford, Frances, 50
Costello, Nuala* (I), 565–566;
parents, Evelyn and Thomas
Costello, 565–566
La Coupole (cafe and restaurant,
Paris), 665
Cox, Wally, 524, 526
Craft, Robert, 651
Cremin, Cornelius Christopher,
xvii–xviii, xxvii, 5, 435–436
Cremin, Patricia Josephine,
435–436
Criterion Theatre (London), 516,
546–548, 551–553, 563–564,
568, 570, 579, 583, 596,
599–602, 607, 611, 614, 622, 645
Critique: revue generale des publications
francaises et etrangeres, 80–81,
213, 264–265, 272, 318, 345,
366–367
Crommelynck, Fernand, 678–680;
Chaud et froid, ou L’Idee de
Monsieur Dom, 678–680
Crowley, Mary, 8
Cunard, Lady (nee Maude Alice
Burke, known as Emerald), 670
Cunard, Nancy* (I), 49, 51, 611–612,
624–626, 630–632, 660–663,
669–671; Hours Press, 461, 464,
612, 660–661; Editor, Negro,
Anthology Made by Nancy Cunard,
1931–1933, 611–612; GM:
Memories of George Moore,
611–612, 660–663, 669–671;
Grand Man: Memories of Norman
Douglas, 611–612, 624–626,
670–671; The Ivory Road
(proposed), 611–612; “Manuel
Alvarez Sera Execute au
Garrot,” 49, 51; Parallax,
670–671
Curran, Constantine, 89,
561–562, 565
Curtis Brown (London literary
agency), 423, 478–479, 492,
546–548, 585, 592, 645, 680,
682; Kitty Black*, 423, 479, 492,
514, 520, 525, 541, 593, 600,
602, 607, 619, 645, 679, 682;
Spencer Curtis Brown,
546–548, 550–552,
584–585, 654; Lawrence
Hammond, 682
Cusack, Cyril, 479, 533–534, 589,
598–599, 623–625
Cusack, Ralph, 61, 624–626, 631–632,
660–661, 670–671; Cadenza: an
Excursion, 624–625
Czekajac na Godota, Polish translation
of En attendant Godot by Julian
Rogozinski, 686–687;
production of (dir. Jerzy
Kreczmar), 687; publication,
abridged, in Dialog, 687
Da Vinci, Leonardo, 125, 158
Daiken, Leslie (ne Yodaiken)*,
24–25, 27, 29–30, 35–36, 49, 51,
55–56; Editor: They Go, the Irish: a
Miscellany of War-Time Writing, 25
Dam, Rene, 76
Daneman, Paul, 553, 586–587
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“Dante and the Lobster,” see More
Pricks Than Kicks
“Dante . . . Bruno . Vico . . Joyce,”
538, 651
Dantes, Raul, 615
Darley, Arthur Warren, 20, 70,
105–106
Daudet, Alphonse, 286; Tartarin de
Tarascon, 284–286
Davis, Rhys, 36
De Gaulle, Charles, 3, 6, 8, 65
De Sanctis, Francesco, 677–678
De Valera, Eamon, 32–33
Deat, Marcel, 19, 21
Delavenay, Emile, 19, 21, 74, 184,
226–227; Ecole Normale
Superieure, 21, 74, 226;
UNESCO, Head of Documents
and Publications Service, 74,
226–227
Democritus, 597
“Denis Devlin” (review of
Intercessions), 159, 161, 163
Derain, Andre, 94, 96, 99; Portrait of a
Lady (1921–1923), 99; Still Life
(1921–1923), 99
Derny, Roger, 198
Derriere le Miroir, 35–36, 69, 146–147
Deschevaux-Dumesnil, Jeanne (nee
Fourniols), 292–295, 337–338,
405, 407
Deschevaux-Dumesnil, Suzanne
Georgette Anna (m. Beckett)* (I),
xiv, xvi–xvii, xix, xxi–xxii,
xxv–xxvi, xxix, 3, 5, 19, 21, 23,
28, 30–31, 37, 44, 47, 53, 61, 72,
83, 86–87, 96, 98, 101, 103, 105,
109, 113–115, 118, 121, 123,
145–147, 171–172, 175–178,
184, 192–193, 195–197,
205–206, 208, 215, 217,
223–224, 227–229, 231–238,
240, 242–246, 251, 253–254,
269–270, 273, 275–276, 278,
283, 285, 287, 289, 291–295,
300–301, 328–329, 337–338,
349–350, 354–355, 357–360,
366–367, 377, 405, 407–408,
435, 454, 466, 471, 487–488,
531, 555, 624, 640, 664,
684–685, 687; represents SB’s
work, xxi–xxii, 30–31, 175–178,
184, 193, 196–197, 205–206,
208, 227–229, 233–238,
242–246, 253–254, 269–270,
287, 289, 357–360; “L’Amarre,”
117–118
Desnos, Robert, 7, 19, 21; Corps et
biens, 19, 21
Deucalion, 213, 251–252, 263,
276–278, 307, 353–354
Les Deux Magots (Paris cafe),
684–685, 687
Devine, George*, 674–675,
678–679, 681–683
Devlin, Denis* (I), 11–12, 16–17,
24–25, 34–36, 55–56, 159, 161,
163, 684–686; diplomatic
career, 12, 15, 686; marriage to
Marie Caren Radon, 12, 17;
Intercessions, 159, 161, 163; Lough
Derg and Other Poems, 16–17
Dialog (Warsaw theatre journal),
684, 686–687
Diaz, Arturo, 615
Dickens, Charles, 64, 93;
The Pickwick Papers, 90, 92–93,
179, 181
“Dieppe,” see “Poemes 38–39”
Dior, Christian, 542
Diriks, Dyre, 599–600
Diriks, Karl-Edward, 599–600
Le Disque Vert, 346, 429–430
Documents: A European Review of
Politics, Literature and Art,
35–36
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The Dolphin (Dublin hotel,
restaurant), 659
Donnelly, Donal, 562, 570, 600
Dormandi, Ladislas, 256
Douglas, Norman, 612, 624–625
Il Dramma, 468
Drancy Internment Camp, 21, 252
Droog, Bernard, 411
The Druid’s Chair Pub (Co. Dublin),
633–634
Druten, John van, 520; I am a
Camera, 520
Du Bouchet, Andre, 120, 122,
124–125, 148–150; “Felix
Feneon or The Mute Critic,”
120, 122, 124–125; “Three
Exhibitions:Masson – Tal Coat –
Miro,” 148–150
Dublin Magazine* (I), 175, 418, 598–599
Dubramet, Jean, 311
Duby, Albert, 413
Ducaux, Annie, 81
Duchamp, Marcel, xiv, 3
Duckworth, Colin, 353
Duff, Charles, 625
Duhamel, Georges, 147
Dullin, Charles, 61, 147, 301
Duncan, Alan* (I), 33–34, 56–57
Duncan, Belinda* (I), 33–34, 56–57
Duncan, Betty, 34
Duncan, Ronald, 208
Dunne, Tommy, 20
Duprey, Jean-Pierre, 160, 162–163
Dupuy, Dominique and Francoise,
355; company: Ballets
Modernes de Paris, 355, 682
Duras, Marguerite, 468
Dusseldorfer Schauspielhaus,
432–433, 647–648
Duthuit, Claude, xx, 108, 170, 174,
215, 218
Duthuit, Georges*, xx, xxiii, 58–59,
69, 76–77, 79, 84–104, 106–108,
111–143,146–174, 177,
179–200, 202–204, 209–211,
215–227, 230–233, 264,
268–276, 292–296, 304–305,
309–314, 317, 381, 385, 434,
439, 469–470, 472–474, 669;
Editor, Transition, 58–59, 77,
84–87, 89–94, 97, 99, 101,
103–104, 108, 115–124, 139,
142, 146–147, 150, 153,
156–157, 159, 161, 163,
171–173, 192, 194, 197–199,
221–222, 381, 385, 702–703,
721; “Bram van Velde ou aux
colonnes d’Hercule,” 293,
295–296, 304–305; “Le Don
indien: sur la cote nord-ouest de
l’Amerique,” 112; Les Fauves (The
Fauvist Painters), 87–88,
157–159, 166, 177, 185–190;
“The French Symbolists,” 190;
“Maille a partir avec Bram van
Velde,” 293, 295–296; Le Musee
inimaginable, 669; “Nicolas de
Stael,” 195, 197; Nicolas de Stael,
195, 197; Representation et
Presence, 296; “Sartre’s Last
Class,” 83, 86–87, 199; (with SB)
“Three Dialogues,” 109,
146–147, 150, 167–170,
202–203; Une fete en Cimmerie,
112; “Vuillard and the Poets of
Decadence,” 266–268, 270–271
Duthuit-Matisse, Marguerite, 91–92,
94, 107–108, 119, 121, 123,
149–150, 167, 169, 172–173,
179, 181, 381
Duverger, Jean-Jacques, 396
Echo’s Bones and other Precipitates, 34,
71, 73, 159, 161, 163, 183, 208,
376–377, 427–428, 461, 464,
614–615, 617–618, 625–626,
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638, 646, 648, 670; poems in:
“Enueg I,” 646, 648; “Sanies 1,”
670–671; “Serena 1,” 179,
181, 183
Ecole Normale Superieure* (I), xvi,
21, 74, 226, 461, 463, 467–468,
596–597
Editions Bordas, 28, 45, 48, 50, 53,
55–56, 63, 65–66, 176, 179, 181,
184, 191–192, 197, 206–208,
227–229, 236–238, 252–257,
283–284, 287, 289–291, 297–298,
301, 303, 376, 424–425, 654
Editions Calmann-Levy, 30–32
Editions Gallimard, 39, 47, 49, 51,
87, 206, 222, 265, 301, 429, 431,
549–550, 605
Editions Grasset, 250
Editions Julliard, 264–266, 279–280
Editions de Minuit, xxi–xxii, xxv,
177–178, 206–208, 213, 225, 228,
230, 235–236, 243–246, 251–252,
258–262, 269, 271–272, 274–275,
289, 291, 298, 303, 311, 316–317,
335, 352, 367, 376, 382–384, 386,
390, 392, 412, 416, 431, 433, 439,
450, 465, 479–480, 489, 505,
515–516, 533, 547, 549–550, 563,
582, 604–605, 611, 615, 634, 636,
649–650, 654, 667–668, 671–672,
682
Editions Nouvelles Francaises
(imprint of Editions Bordas),
48, 50
Editions Pierre a Feu (imprint of the
Galerie Maeght; see alsoDerriere
le Miroir), 35, 62–64
Editions Plon, 416
Editions Robert Laffont, 264–265,
279–280, 429
Editorial Poseidon (Buenos Aires
publisher), 494, 528–529,
614–615
Egk, Werner, 474–475, 477
84: Nouvelle Revue Litteraire (later,
Cahiers des Saisons), 177, 178,
205–206, 229–230, 251–252,
299–301, 516
Einaudi (Turin publisher),
608–609, 631
Eisenstein, Sergei, 630
Eleutheria, 53, 55, 57, 60–61, 71, 73,
75–76, 80, 95, 97, 99, 109, 147,
172–173, 184, 213, 253–254,
276–278, 287–288, 616,
628–629
Eliot, T. S., 64, 612; The Waste Land,
611–612
Ellmann, Richard, 396; Yeats: The
Man and the Mask, 396
Eluard, Paul, 48, 50, 64, 114–116,
203–205; Le dur desir de durer, 48,
50; Poesie ininterrompue (“Le
travail du peintre – A Picasso”
[“The Work of the Painter – To
Picasso”]), 114–116
Empedocle, 193–194, 196–197
En attendant Godot, xiii, xxii, 70,
107–109, 117–118, 146–147,
171–173, 179, 182, 184,
199–201, 207–208, 210–211,
213, 215–216, 218, 220, 225,
233–235, 253–256, 260–261,
277–278, 299–300, 307,
314–317, 320–329, 331–334,
337, 341–343, 345–355,
357–360, 363–372, 375–376,
380–387, 389, 391, 395–396,
398, 404–409, 411–413,
419–420, 428, 432, 435,
443–445, 448, 454–457,
467–469, 475–477, 479–480,
488–489, 493–497, 504–507,
511–512, 522–523, 527, 529,
531, 543, 548, 555, 573–574,
589, 614–617, 621–622, 624,
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626–628, 639, 643–644,
647–648, 650–651, 657, 664,
684, 686–687; Entree des
Auteurs (RTF radio broadcast,
Paris, 1952), 307, 314–317,
320–321; Paris productions:
(1953), xxii, 345–349, 355,
370–372, 380, 386, 395–396,
405–409, 412–413, 417,
419–420, 432–433, 435, 445,
480, 548; (1956), 589, 621–622,
624, 626, 628, 639, 643–644,
647–648, 650, 657; publication
by Editions de Minuit, 325–326,
341, 346, 376, 479–480,
488–489; subvention for (l’aide
a la premiere piece), 233–235,
277–278, 281–282, 287–288,
307, 322–324, 341, 664
Endspiel, publication by Fischer
Verlag, 634–635, 681
English Stage Company, see Royal
Court Theatre
Enright, Rosemary, 607
Enters, Warren, 497–498
“Enueg 1,” see Echo’s Bones and other
Precipitates
Envoy, 109, 174–175, 177, 202, 319
Epstein, Alvin, 644, 646–648
Equity, 599–600
Ernst, Max, 61
L’Escargot (Paris restaurant), 406
Escola de Arte Dramatica de Sao
Paulo, 543
Esperando a Godot, Spanish
translations of En attendant
Godot: by Rafael Lasso de la
Vega, 530; by Salvado Novo,
614–615; by Pablo Palant, 440,
493–494, 497–498, 529–530,
544; by Trino Martısnez Trives,
439, 444–445, 447–449,
456–457, 527–530, 535;
productions: Boston Institute,
Madrid (1955, tr. Lasso de la
Vega), 530; Teatro La Capilla,
Mexico City (1955, tr., Novo,
dir., Novo), 614–615; University
of Madrid (1955, tr. Trives), 515,
530, 534–535
Estienne, Charles, 320–322; “Deux
peintres hollandais de Paris: Les
freres Van Velde,” 320–322
Ethel Barrymore Theatre (New
York), 687
Europa Press, Europa Poets series,
33–34, 163, 208, 377
European Literary Bureau, 17,
207–208
Evergreen Review, 681–682
Ewell, Tom, 584–587, 595, 601, 659
Exhibition of French pictures
(Dublin), 53, 56–57
Exhibition of Living Art (Dublin), 69,
96, 98–99
“L’Expulse,” see Nouvelles; Nouvelles et
Textes pour rien; Quatre Nouvelles
Faber and Faber, xxi, 639; Charles
Monteith*, Editor, 603; Waiting
for Godot (expurgated first Faber
and Faber edition), 353, 589,
602–603, 606, 645
Fabri, Albrecht, 637–638;
Variationen: Essays, 638
The Falstaff (Paris bar), 661–662
Farquhar, George, 555; The Beaux’
Stratagem, 555
Farrington Margaret (nee Phelan),
66–67, 73, 76, 105, 146, 407, 435
The Father Matthew Record, 74–76, 81,
105–106
Faulkner, William, 309–311, 676;
Mosquitoes, 309–311; Requiem
for a Nun (Requiem pour une
nonne), 676
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Feneon, Felix, 120, 122, 124, 135–136,
139, 142; “La Grande Jatte:
Extracts from the Collected
Works of Felix Feneon,” 124,
135–136, 139, 142
Le Figaro Litteraire, 213, 242–243,
250, 351–352, 393–394, 504
Fin de partie (provisional title Haam),
xiii, 589–590, 602, 619, 626,
643, 647–648, 650, 653–654,
657–658, 660–663, 669–670,
673, 675, 678–681, 684–686,
697; publication by Editions de
Minuit, 628, 680, 684, 686,
689–692
Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich, 604–605,
640–641
Fischer Verlag, S., xxi, 367, 634–637,
643–644, 667–668, 681; Helmut
Castagne, 634–637, 668; Stefani
Hunzinger, 667–668
Fitzgerald, Nigel, 562, 569–570
Fitzmaurice, Seamus, 569–570
Flink, Richard, 411
Fontaine: Revue mensuelle de la poesie et
des lettres francaises, 28, 32, 48,
55, 57, 93, 191–192, 233, 415
Fontaine des Quatre Saisons (Paris
cabaret theatre), 540, 542
Fontane, Theodor, 342–344, 621; Effi
Briest, 342–344, 621
Foote, Horton, 628, 644; The Trip to
Bountiful, 628, 643–644, 659
Foppa, Vincenzo, 90–91, 93
Forces Francaises de l’Interieur, 6
Ford, Boris, 546–548
Foto Donitz, 432–433
Fouchet, Lucie, 249
Fouchet, Max-Pol, 30–31, 82, 84, 87,
175–176, 193, 196–197, 213,
249, 291, 341; review of Molloy,
213, 249
Fouquet’s (Paris restaurant), 670–671
Four Novellas, 51
Fowlie, Wallace, 385, 387
Fox, Johnnie Fox (Dublin pub), 84,
87, 89
Foxrock, 56, 60, 73, 80, 633–634
Francis, Sam, 470–471
Franck, Walter, 400–402
Francois, Samson, 23
Frank, Nino, 626–627; Italian
translator (with James Joyce) of
“Anna Livia Plurabelle,” 627
Franzen, Erich*, German translator
of Molloy, 407–408, 439,
441–443, 445, 449–453,
455–460, 481, 498; “Samuel
Beckett: Molloy,” 459–460
Fraser, G. S., 603; review of Waiting
for Godot, 603
Fraser, Gordon, 548
Frechtman, Bernard, 79
Frederique, Andre, 89, 91–92
Fredi, Bartolo di, 314
Freitag, Hans, 505, 637
French Legation (Dublin), 16, 146
French Resistance, Reseaux: Forces
Francaises de l’Interieur, 6;
Gloria SMH (British Special
OperationsExecutive), xvi, 4, 108
Fridberg, Maurice, 27, 35–36; Hour
Glass Library, 36
“From an Abandoned Work,”
621–622, 629–630, 642, 646,
648, 654, 680–681
Frost, Sydney William, 90, 92, 94
Fruttero, Carlo, 609, 631
Gabirol, Solomon ben Yehuda Ibn
(known as Avicebron),
117–119
Gaffney, James Cyril, 20
Gaiety Theatre (Dublin), 521, 623
Galerie Beaux-Arts (Paris), 439,
454–455, 470–471, 473
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Galerie Denise Rene (Paris), 94,
96–97, 99, 526
Galerie Folklore (Lyon), 25, 109
Galerie de France (Paris), 125
Galerie Maeght (Paris), 25, 27, 36,
62–64, 69, 78–79, 106, 121, 123,
146–147, 151, 154, 180, 183,
185, 207, 296, 304–305, 307,
320–322, 335–336, 342–344, 377
Galerie Mai (Paris), 25, 27, 120,
122, 125
Galerie Michel Warren (Paris), 536,
684, 686–687
Galerie Suillerot (Paris), 424, 572
Galilei, Galileo, 90–91, 93, 671
Galsworthy, John, 116–118; The
White Monkey, 116–118
Galvan, Manuel de Jesus, 510;
Enriquillo (The Cross and the
Sword), 510
Gate Theatre (Dublin), 75–76, 607,
614–615
Gazette des Beaux-Arts, 471
Gelb, Arthur, 579
Gelin, Daniel, 253–255
Genet, Jean, 89, 91–92, 95, 97, 99,
100, 102–104, 387; “Thief’s
Journal (Extracts),” 99–100
Gerstein, Sergio, 353, 408–409, 411
Gervais, Andre-Charles, 175–176,
197, 208, 290–291
Gessner, Niklaus, 647–649; Die
Unzulanglichkeit der Sprache: eine
Untersuchung uber Formzerfall und
Beziehungslosigkeit bei Samuel
Beckett, 647–649
Gestapo, xvi, xxvii, 5, 16–17
Geulincx, Arnold, 148, 150, 427,
458–459, 669; Ethics, 458–459
Gheerbrant, Alain, 80–81
Ghelderode, Michel de,
371–372; L’Ecole des Bouffons,
371–372
Giacometti, Alberto, 161, 163–164,
246, 292, 294; jacket design for
Molloy, 246
Gide, Andre, 36, 48, 50, 146–147; La
Symphonie pastorale, 48, 50
Gielgud, Val, 631–632
Gigoux, Jean-Francois, 247–248
Gilbert, Stuart, 72, 74, 485
Giorgione, 90–93
Giotto, 187
Giovaninetti, Silvio, 647–648;
L’abisso (Au dela du mur),
647–648, 654
Girodias,Maurice*, 377, 500, 512–514,
519–520, 608–609, 612–614
Gischia, Leon, 179, 181–182, 184; La
Sculpture en France, de la
prehistoire a la fin du Moyen Age
(with Bernard Champigneulle),
179, 181–182, 184; La Sculpture
en France depuis Rodin (with
Nicole Vedres), 184
Glaser, Georg, 269, 271–272;
Geheimnis und Gewalt: ein
Bericht, 272
Gleize, Albert, 208; L’Homme devenu
peintre, 208
Glenville, Peter*, 417, 420, 423–426,
432–433, 435, 440, 479, 481,
488–492, 497, 507–508,
513–514, 520–521, 524–525
“The Gloaming” (later revised as
Rough for Theatre I), 690–692
Godo wo machinagara, Japanese
translation of En attendant
Godot, 614–615
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 80,
436; Die Wahlverwandtschaften,
78–80, 434, 436
Gordon Fraser Gallery (London
publisher), 546–548, 550, 552
Gorky, Maxim, 203, 605; Les
Bas-fonds, 604–605
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Gorostiza, Jose, 184
Gozzoli, Benozzo, 153, 156, 158
Gracq, Julien, 78–79, 194, 196–198;
“La litterature a
l’estomac” (“Literature Hits
Below the Belt”), 79, 194,
196–198
Greacen, Robert, 437
Green, Julien, 493–494; Leviathan,
493–494
The Green Pastures (Les Verts Paturages)
(film), 690–691
Greenburg, Edith (IndianaUniversity
Press), 510–511, 665–666
Greene, David Herbert, 191–192;
Editor (with Vivian Mercier),
1000 Years of Irish Prose, 192
Grefcoeur, Martine, 411
Grenier, Jean, 255–256
Grenier, Jean-Pierre, 61
Grenier, Roger, 269, 271–272; radio
program, La Vie des lettres, 269,
271–272
Grenier-Hussenot (Paris theatre
company), 53, 60–61
Grock (ne Charles Adrien Wettach),
577, 579
Groning, Karl, 402–403
Grove Press (New York publisher;
see also Rosset, Barney, and
individual titles), xxi, 40, 345,
358, 381, 386–387, 398, 404,
417, 419–420, 433, 439–440,
448, 498, 508, 513, 515,
520–521, 533, 540–542, 547,
551–552, 568, 585, 590–591,
593, 602, 608, 615, 618, 633,
648, 655, 677, 682; Evergreen
Review, 681–682
Grundgens, Gustav, 432–433,
647–648; Wirklichkeit des
Theaters, 433
Grunewald, Matthias, 408
Guevara, Miguel de, 439
Guggenheim, Marguerite (Peggy)*
(I), xxvi, 49, 51; Art of This
Century (New York gallery), 51;
purchase of Palazzo Venier dei
Leoni (Venice), 49, 51
Guinness, Alec, 480, 483, 486–492,
494–498, 519, 521, 525
Guthrie, Tyrone, 491
Guy, France, 307, 339, 341, 347–349
Haam (preliminary title, see Fin de
partie)
Haas, Monique, 624–625
Haik, Farjallah, 147; Abou
Nassif, 147
Hall, Peter, 515, 533, 546–548,
563–564, 567–568, 570,
574–579, 587, 594–595,
608–609, 611, 687
Hamilton, Jamie, 60
Hamish Hamilton (London
publisher), 53, 60, 62–64, 66,
615; The Novel Library
(imprint), 60
Hammond, Lawrence, see Curtis
Brown
Hanska, Eveline, 247–248
Harper Brothers (New York
publisher), 40
Hartkamp, Gerald, 411
Hautefeuille, Philippe, 303, 341
Hayden, Henri*, xxv, 6, 116–118,
127, 130, 292, 294, 421, 424
Hayden, Josette, xxv, 6
Hayes, Helen, 569
Hayman, David, 536–539; Joyce et
Mallarme, 536–539
Hayman, Loni (nee Goldschmidt),
538–539
Hayter, Helen (nee Phillips), 618;
Arbre de vie, 618; La Promenade,
618; Virgo, 618
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Hayter, Stanley William, 202–203,
524–526, 618; Femme accroupie,
618; introduction, Jankel Adler,
203; “The Language of
Kandinsky,” 202–203; NewWays
of Gravure, 203; La noyee, 618;
Orage, 618; “Techniques of
Gravure,” 203
Hebertot, Jacques (ne Andre Daviel),
647–648
Hegel, Friedrich, 252
Heidegger, Martin, 230–233;
“L’hymne ‘Tel qu’en un jour de
fete’ de Holderlin,” 230–233
Heine, Maurice, 210–211, 223–225;
“Avant-propos au Dialogue entre
un Pretre et un Moribond,”
210–211, 223–225
Heinemann (London publisher),
281–283
Hellens, Franz, 430
Helseth, Henry Edward, 221–222;
The Chair for Martin Rome (Un aller
simple), 221–222
Henle, Friedrich, 458–460
“HenriHayden, homme-peintre,” 516
Heraclitus, 157
Hermathena, 439
Herold, Jacques, 292, 294–295
Herrand, Marcel, 301
Hesse, Eva, 638
Hessling, Hans, 400–402
Hickey, Tim, 664–665
Hickey, Vincent, 665
Higgins, Aidan*, 319, 544–545,
633–634, 682
Higgins, Jill (nee Anders), 633–634
Hilling, Jacques, 317, 406, 421, 424
Hilt, Andre, 18, 20
Hirt, Eleonore, 512
Hitler, Adolf, 3, 4, 460; death of, 7
Hobson, Harold*, 541, 544, 553, 566,
570, 573, 593, 644; reviews of
Waiting for Godot, 541, 544,
553–554, 573–574, 593; review
of En attendant Godot (1956), 628
Hodge, Alan, 60
Hodges and Figgis (Dublin
bookstore), 502
Hoffmann, Michel, 244–246
Holder, Geoffrey, 686–687, 690–691
Holderlin, Friedrich, 231–233
Holmstrom, John, 553
Homer, 244, 437; The Iliad, 437; The
Odyssey, 244
“Hommage a Jack B. Yeats,” 439,
469–474, 482
Hone, David, 57
Hone, Joseph Maunsel* (I), 56–57
Hoog, Armand, 244
Hopkins, Gerard Manley, 64
Hotel Conde (Paris), 224–225, 227
Hotel Montalembert (Paris),
444–445, 534–535, 540
Horizon: A Review of Literature and Art,
35–36, 80–81
Hoult, Norah, 36
Hours Press, see Cunard, Nancy
Howe, Mary Manning (nee
Manning, later m. Adams)* (I),
508, 541
Hsia, Ay-whang, 471
Hugo, Victor, 297–299; Notre-Dame
de Paris, 297–299
Hunzinger, Stefani (nee Cremer)*,
667–668
Hussenot, Olivier, 61
Husserl, Edmund, 22–23
Hutchins Greacen, Patricia (m.
Greacen), xiv, xxvi, 437, 485;
James Joyce’s World, 485
Hutchinson, Mary (nee Barnes)*,
314, 317, 668–669; “Samuel
Beckett,” 669
Hutchinson, St John, 669
Hyman, Earl, 690–691
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“I would like my love to die,” see
“Trois poemes – Three Poems”
Icarus, 434, 436
Igo Inn (Co. Dublin), 633–634
Aux Iles Marquises (Paris
restaurant), 310–311, 313, 421,
444, 531–532, 555, 583–584,
621–622
Indiana University Press, 510, 667
Ingram, Rex, 690–691
L’Innommable, xiii, 109, 160,
162–163, 177–178, 207–208,
234–238, 240–241, 262–263,
290–291, 293, 295, 299–300,
319–321, 335–338, 342–346,
353–355, 357–358, 362,
372–373, 375–376, 386,
395–396, 399, 410–411, 425,
428, 434, 441–443, 448–449,
457, 460, 467, 497, 514, 532,
544, 547, 550, 552, 558, 568,
589, 592, 596, 599, 602–603,
606–609, 614, 616, 621, 640,
642, 646, 658, 664, 672,
681–682, 684, 686; NNRF’s
truncated publication of
“Mahood,” 343–345, 357–358,
360–364, 373–374
Institut de France, 21
Institute of Contemporary Arts
(London), 570
International Congress of Art Critics
(Paris), 81
Ionesco, Eugene, 342, 369, 387,
417–418, 444–445, 454–455,
468, 512, 535, 569–570,
604–605, 643, 673–675,
678–679, 683–684, 686; Amedee
ou Comment s’en debarrasser, 418,
445, 454–455; La Cantatrice
chauve, 417–418, 687; Les Chaises,
418, 569–570, 604–605, 678,
683–684, 686;
Les Grandes Chaleurs, 632;
L’Impromptu de l’Alma, ou Le
Cameleon du berger, 605; Jacques
ou la soumission, 417–418; La
jeune fille a marier, 632; La
Lecon, 417–418, 569–570,
684, 686–687; Le nouveau
locataire, 535, 684, 686–687;
Le Salon de l’automobile,
417–418; Victimes du devoir,
418, 512
Ionesco, Rodica (nee Burileanu),
673–675
Iris Oifigiuil, 601
Irish Academy of Letters (Dublin),
598; SB refuses nomination
for membership, 589,
597–598
Irish Exhibition of Living Art, 69, 96,
98–99
Irish Legation (Paris, Vichy),
xvi–xviii, xxvii, 4–5, 9–10, 21,
436, 563; facilitates
communication between
France and Ireland, xix, xxviii,
3, 5–6, 9
Irish Red Cross Hospital, Saint-Lo,
7–8, 15–16, 18, 20–21, 24, 27,
73, 106, 276
Irish Writing, 214, 267–268,
276–278, 284–285, 319, 589,
602, 608–609, 614–615,
621–622
Jacquemont, Maurice, 280
Jahnke, Hans E., xxvi, 555
James, Henry, 64, 264–265; The
Ambassadors, 265
A James Joyce Yearbook, 59
Jarry, Alfred, 114–116; Gestes et
opinions du Docteur Faustroll,
Pataphysicien (extract, “The
Painting Machine”), 116
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“je suis ce cours de sable qui glisse,”
see “Trois poemes – Three
Poems”
“je voudrais que mon amour
meure,” see “Trois poemes –
Three Poems”
Joblaud, Camille, 94
The Jockey Club (Paris cabaret), 194,
196, 199
John Golden Theatre (New York),
589, 611, 614–615
Johnson, Esther (Stella to Jonathan
Swift), 445
Johnson, Samuel, 71, 74, 283
Jokl, Anna Marie, 403–404
Jolas, Betsy, 336
Jolas, Eugene* (I), 58–59, 72, 74, 83,
86, 88, 264–265, 307, 335–336;
Editor: transition, 59; Transition
Workshop, 59
Jolas, Maria* (I), 53, 58–59, 66, 72,
78–79, 83, 86, 88–89, 106,
335–336, 485; Saint-Gerand-le-
Puy, 485; Transition (also
Transition Cahiers), 53, 58–59
Joly, Gustave, 349
Jonathan Cape (London publisher),
29–30; rejection of Murphy, 30
Jonic, Bettina (m. Calder), 353
Jordan’s (pub, Co. Dublin), 633–634
“Les joues rouges,” 50
Jouhandeau, Marcel, 210–211, 215,
218; M. Godeau intime, 210–211;
M. Godeau marie, 211
Jouve, Pierre-Jean, 324
Jouvet, Louis, 73–74
Joyce, Asta (nee Osterwalder, m.
Jahnke), 516, 554–556, 562
Joyce, Giorgio* (I), 4, 66–67, 72, 74,
89, 454–455, 471–472, 516,
554–556, 561
Joyce, James* (I), xiv, xvi, 3–4, 21,
29–30, 67, 83, 86, 89, 105–106,
209, 272, 396, 437, 461–466,
485, 516, 532, 537–539,
561–562, 566, 597, 627, 642,
649, 651, 660–661, 670–671;
death of, xvi, 4, 561; proposed
reinterment of, 83, 86, 89,
105–106; “Alone,” 561–562;
Pomes Penyeach, 562; A Portrait of
the Artist as a Young Man, 269,
271–272; Work in Progress
(Finnegans Wake), 461, 463, 537,
539, 561–562
Joyce, Lucia* (I), xxvi, 58–59, 66–67,
72, 75; Maison de Sante (Ivry),
59, 67, 72, 75
Joyce, Nora (nee Barnacle)* (I),
xiv,3–4, 66–67, 72, 74, 89, 106,
437, 485, 566
Joyce, Solange (nee Raytchine), 515,
532, 555
Joyce, Stephen, 4, 515, 532, 555; SB
witness at marriage to Solange
Raytchine, 515, 532, 555
K editeur (also Editions K), 80–81
Kafka, Franz, 22–23, 184, 462, 464,
466, 597; Das Schloss (The Castle),
22–23, 462, 464, 466; Der Prozess
(The Trial), 22–23
Kalandra, Zavis, 203–205
Kandinsky, Wassily, 202–203;
Concerning the Spiritual in Art,
202–203
Kanin, Garson, 345, 379–380,
562, 579
Kant, Immanuel, 199
Kazar, Kurt, 648
Keane, Damien, 649
Keaton, Buster, 439, 444–445, 524,
526, 541
Keaton, Eleanor (nee Norris), 445
Kelly, Dermot, 565, 570–572
Kemp, Robert, 74, 396, 408, 423
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Kenner, Hugh, 437
Kenwood House (London), 179,
181, 183
Keown, Eric, 662–663
Kergolary, Countess de, 20
Kerr, Walter, 660
Kerz, Leo, 524–525
Kew Gardens, 604–605
Kierkegaard, Søren, 22–23, 252
Killick, Michael Brendan, 20
Killiney Golf Club, 72
Kirchentage production of Warten
auf Godot, see Lembke, Karl-
Franz
Klee, Paul, 83, 86, 89
Klossowski, Pierre, 210–211, 223,
225; Sade mon prochain, 210–211,
223, 225
Knowlson, James, xxvi, 104, 184,
235, 329
Kober, Jacques, 36, 64, 312
Koestler, Arthur, 49, 51; Bar du soleil
(Twilight Bar), 51
Konitzky, Sally (Indiana University
Press), 510
Kootz Gallery (New York), 69
Kreczmar, Jerzy, 687
Krefeld, 432–433
Kuipers, Frederick Carel (Fritz), 684,
686–687, 690–692
La Fayette, Madame de, 342–344; La
Princesse de Cleves, 342–344
Labrusse, Remi, 87–88
Lafont, M., 20
Lahr, Bert, 584–585, 587, 595–596,
615, 642, 647–648
Lamb Doyles (Dublin pub), 84,
87, 89
Lambrichs, Georges*, 177, 205–206,
233–236, 269–271, 341, 364
Laperouse (Paris restaurant),
659–660
Larbaud, Valery, xiv, 3, 466
Laroche, Claude, 215, 218, 220
Lasso de la Vega, Rafael, 530
Latour, Genevieve, 512, 644
Latour, Pierre, 368–369, 413
Lattes, Mario, 468
Laurens, Henri, 151
Laval, Pierre, 19, 21
Lawrence, D. H., 64, 624–625
Lawrence, L. L., 420, 423
Le Gall, Yves, 171, 173;
“Introduction to Akara,” 173
Lecointe, Serge, 317
Lectures pour Tous, 284–287, 289
Lefevre, Yvonne, 67, 149, 169,
181, 200
Leibniz, Gottfried, 120, 122, 124
Leibowitz, Rene, 146–147
Leiris, Michel, 349
Lely, Gilbert, 211, 220–223, 225,
227; Editor: L’Aigle, Mademoiselle
. . . Lettres, 222, 295; Le Carillon de
Vincennes: Lettres inedites, 222;
Morceaux choisis de Donatien-
Alphonse-Francois de Sade, 222; Vie
du Marquis de Sade, 216,
219–222, 227
Lemarchand, Jacques, 341–342, 352
Lembke, Karl-Franz, 503–506,
634–638; production of Warten
auf Godot, Frankfurt
Kirchentage (1956), 634,
636–637, 643–644
Leon, Elisabeth Lucie (pen name
Lucie Noel), xvi, xxvi
Leon, Paul (1874–1962), 19, 21
Leon, Paul Leopoldovitch, xvi, 4,
19, 21
Leopardi, Giacomo, 509, 537–538,
646; “A se stesso,” 509,
537–538
Lettres Modernes (Paris publisher),
538
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Les Lettres Nouvelles (provisionally
entitled La Revue des Lettres
Francaises), 318, 345–349, 354,
373–374, 399, 430, 439, 455,
469–470, 472, 481–482, 509,
629, 676, 684–686
Leventhal, Abraham Jacob (A. J.;
Con)* (I), 23–25, 29, 33,
395–396, 416–418, 449,
546–548, 561–564, 569,
571–573, 598–600, 661–662;
“Dramatic Commentary,”
Dublin Magazine, 418, 546–548,
598–599; Editor: “Extracts from
the Unpublished Memoirs of
the Late T. B. Rudmose-Brown,”
598–599; marriage to Ethna
MacCarthy, 661–662; Trinity
College Dublin, Foundation
Scholar (1916), 561–562;
“Mr. Beckett’s En attendant
Godot,” 548, 564
Leymarie, Jean, 180, 183, 185
Leyris, Pierre, 61, 63–64
Lezine, Irene, 299
Lezine, Maria, see Peron,
Marie
Liberte (ship), 521, 523
La Licorne, 61, 63–64
Lieberson, Brigitta (nee Hartwig,
stage name Vera Zorina), 651,
655, 673
Lieberson, Goddard*, 590, 646–649,
651, 655, 658–659, 673, 682;
President, Columbia Records,
648, 658
Life Magazine, 77
Lima, Luiz de, 543
Limes Verlag, 465, 589, 637–638,
643–644; Gedichte (trilingual
edition of SB’s collected
poems), 589, 638, 643–644;
German translations from
French by Elmar Tophoven,
637–638
Lindon, Annette (nee Rosenfeld),
322–324, 365–366, 527–528,
544
Lindon, Jerome, xxii, 177, 208, 213,
229, 233–239, 242–246,
251–257, 261–262, 269–272,
289–291, 293, 295–296, 303,
316, 322–330, 334, 336–342,
347–349, 351–352, 354–369,
373–374, 379–381, 384, 388,
390, 392, 403–404, 406, 416,
420, 423–426, 429, 441–442,
445–449, 457, 487–492, 497,
500, 503–504, 511–512, 514,
520–521, 524–525, 528–533,
540–547, 550–552, 557–558,
582, 592–593, 604, 608–609,
611–614, 646, 648–650, 654,
664, 668, 671–672, 674–675,
680, 682, 684–685, 690–691;
letters by, for SB’s signature:
252–253, 257; “First Meeting
with Samuel Beckett,” 235–236
Lindon, Mathieu, 542–544
Lindsay, Jack (ne Robert Leeson
Lindsay), 49, 51; Editor, Anvil:
Life and the Arts: A Miscellany, 51
Lipnitzki, Boris, 617
Lippman, Elga, 202–203
Lipsi, Morice, 454–455
The Listener, 190
Lister, Laurier, 572
Logue, Christopher, 377
Longford, Christine, 58
Lord Chamberlain’s Office, xxi, 440,
480–481, 484, 602, 645, 663;
Gwatkin, Norman, 484; Heriot,
Charles D., 484
Lord’s Cricket Ground (London),
572, 604–605
Lottman, Herbert, 191
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Lougee, Alice Jane, 377
The Louvre, 7–8, 19, 22, 665
“Love and Lethe,” see More Pricks
Than Kicks
Lowenfels, Walter, 631–632
Lucas, Cyril, 570, 573, 591–592
Ludvigsen, Christian (Chr.)*, 616–617
Lunn, Brian, 33–34, 56–57
Luttringhausen, 346, 504–506,
562–564, 634, 636
Lycee Buffon (Paris), 282, 559
McAlmon, Robert, 199
McAlpine, Helen, 32–33, 81–82,
617–618
McAlpine, William, 32–33, 80–82,
617–618
MacCarthy, Ethna Mary* (I), 346,
396, 417–418, 434, 564,
572–573, 661–662; marriage to
A. J. Leventhal, 661–662
MacDonagh, Donagh (also
McDonagh), 36, 661–662; Editor
(with Lennox Robinson), The
Oxford Book of Irish Verse: XVIIth
Century – XXth Century, 662;
Happy as Larry, 662
McDonald, Denis R., 9–10, 19, 21
McDougall, William, 100, 102, 104
“MacGreevy on Yeats,” 7, 19, 21
MacGreevy, Thomas (changed in
1941 from McGreevy)* (I), xiv,
xxiii, xxvi, xlv, 7, 10–11, 15–22,
29, 32, 35, 65–67, 69, 71–76,
80–81, 88–89, 104–106, 112,
144–147, 149, 169, 183,
201–202, 204, 303, 313–314,
335, 341, 346, 397, 401, 405,
407–408, 418–419, 427–428,
433–436, 466, 470–472, 474,
541, 544, 548, 565–566, 609,
623–625, 630, 634, 639–641,
652, 663–665, 671; Art critic, 67,
81; The Capuchin Annual, 12,
16–17, 24–25, 32–33; Director,
National Gallery of Ireland, 202,
207, 314, 335, 376; Tarbert (Co.
Kerry), 314; named Chevalier de
l’Ordre de la Legion d’Honneur,
69, 146–147; “Art Criticism,
and a Visit to Paris,” 81, 106;
“Dante – and Modern Ireland,”
74, 76; Catalogue of Pictures of the
Italian Schools, 664–665; Dutch
Pictures: 17th Century, 655;
Pictures in the Irish National
Gallery, 33; Jack B. Yeats: An
Appreciation and an Interpretation,
7, 17, 19–21
McGuinness, Nora, 72, 74
McIntyre, Gilbert, 600
McKee, Dr. Frederick Frank, 20
McKinney, Col. Thomas J., 8, 20
McMaster, Chris, 600
Macmillan (London publisher),
608–609
McMillan, Dougald, 20
McMillan, Ian, 435–436
McWhinnie, Donald*, 656, 675, 677,
687–689
Maeght, Aime, 64, 77–78, 180, 183,
342–343, 376–377
Magny, Claude-Edmonde, 425
Malahide Castle, 281–283
Malebranche, Nicolas, 72, 74
Mallarme, Stephane, 120, 122, 125,
266–268, 270–271, 537–538;
“De Meme,” 120, 122, 125;
“Edouard Manet,” 120, 122,
125; “Variations sur un sujet,”
125
Malone Dies, English translation, 345,
358, 440, 487–489, 495–496,
513–514, 516, 519–520, 531,
534–535, 540, 544, 547, 550,
552–553, 571, 583–584, 589,
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590–592, 599, 602, 606,
608–609, 615, 621–622, 633,
672; publication by Grove Press,
345, 358, 513–514, 547, 571,
583, 590–591, 599, 606,
621–622, 633, 672; publication
by John Calder, Ltd., in Three
Novels, 590, 672
Malone meurt, xiii, 53, 69, 71, 73,
80–81, 105–106, 137, 141,
146–147, 177–178, 205–206,
208, 213–214, 235–238,
251–252, 258–262, 266,
287–288, 290–291, 293, 295,
297–301, 303, 314, 319–321,
336, 345, 358, 376, 381,
385–388, 399–400, 428, 440,
443–445, 448–449, 456–457,
460, 467, 487–489, 495–496,
513–514, 516, 519–520, 531,
534–535, 540, 544, 547, 550,
552–553, 568, 571, 583–584,
591–592, 599, 607, 616, 646,
672; initial title, L’Absent, 81;
Malone stirbt, publication by
Suhrkamp Verlag, 441–443
Malraux, Andre, 161, 163–164,
363–365, 493–494; La Condition
humaine, 493–494
Manet, Edouard, 94, 96, 99; Madame
Manet dans la Serre; Tama, the
Japanese Dog; Ile
de St. Ouen [attributed to
Manet], 99
Manheim, Ralph, 158, 190–191
Manker, Manfred, 503–504
Manning, Mary, see Howe, Mary
Manning
Manning, Susan, 207, 300,
303, 377, 379, 392, 471,
508, 609
Mano, Guy Levis, 184
Mantegna, Andrea, 83, 86
Marcel, Gabriel-Honore, 273–275,
277–278, 347–349
Marcenac, Jean, 203; La Beaute du
Diable, 203
March, Richard Reginald, 17
Marchat, Jean–Pierre, 299–301
Marcus, David, 268, 278; Editor, Irish
Writing, 268
Marechal, Sylvain, 223, 225–226;
Dictionnaire des athees, 226
Marie, Andre, 95, 97, 99
Marseille Festival de l’art
d’avant–garde, 589, 606–607,
619, 621, 623–624, 626,
630–636, 639, 647
Marshall, E. G., 615, 644, 648
Marston, John, 663–664; Antonio’s
Revenge, 663–664
Martin, Jean*, 351, 353, 413, 417,
421, 423, 439, 444–445,
454–455, 590, 642–644, 646,
654, 657, 659, 662–664, 672,
678–679, 683–686, 690–691
Martin, Mary, 569
Martin, Paul, 121, 123, 125
Marton, Georges, 383
Masaccio, 90–91, 94, 96, 99
Masson, Andre, 128, 131, 135,
142–143, 148–150, 161,
163–166, 183
Matisse, Amelie Noelie (nee
Parayre), 108, 172–174
Matisse, Henri, 84, 87, 89, 94, 96, 99,
108, 112, 157, 164–165, 167,
281–282; Still Life, 99
Matthews, Brendan, 600
Matthiesen Gallery (London), 650
Matthieu–Bouillon, Danielle, 644
Mauclair, Jacques, 603–605
Maulnier, Thierry, 277–278
Maurer, Friedrich, 400–402
Mauroc, Daniel, 346, 416; Editor,
Janus: cahiers de la jeune poesie
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francaise et americaine, 416;
translation of Watt, 346, 416,
419-421, 444-447, 508-509;
Contre-amour, 416
Mauthausen Concentration Camp,
6–7, 17
Mauthner, Fritz, 462, 465–466;
Beitrage zu einer Kritik der Sprache,
462, 465–466
Mayoux, Jean–Jacques, 74, 184
Medina, Albert, 336–337
Meister, Guido, 197
Melville, Herman, 64
Mendel, Deryk (mime character,
Frollo)*, 516, 540, 542, 551–552,
556–557, 562, 572, 680, 682,
690–691
Menton Biennale, 281–283,
335–336
Mercier, Vivian, 36, 192, 561, 563;
Editor (with David Herbert
Green), 1000 Years of Irish Prose,
192; review of Molloy, 553,
561, 563; “Godot, Molloy et
Cie,” 563
Mercier et Camier, 27–28, 39–40, 44,
48, 50, 53, 55–56, 66, 71, 73, 80,
147, 205–206, 229, 290–291,
439, 446, 457
Mercure de France, 318
Merkur, 459–460
Merlin, 307, 338–339, 346, 356–358,
385–387, 421, 423, 440,
493–494, 498–501, 507,
534–535
Merriman, Robert E., 497–498
Mesquita, Alfred, 542–544
Methuen (London publisher), 27, 33,
35–36
Micha, Rene, 322–324
Michaelis, Cecil, 128, 131, 133
Michaud, Marcel, 25, 120,
122, 125
Michaux, Henri, 95, 97, 99–104, 349;
“To right nor left,” 95, 97,
99–104
Michelangelo, see Buonarroti,
Michelangelo
Mihalovici, Marcel, 624–625; Phedre,
624–625
Miller, Arthur, 660; A View from the
Bridge, 660
Miller, Henry, 631–632
Milton, John, 64, 565–566; Paradise
Lost, 565–566
Mirbeau, Octave, 247–248, 283,
285–286; Balzac: sa vie
prodigieuse, son mariage, ses
derniers moments, 248; La 628–E8,
248, 284–286
Miro, Joan, 150
Mitchell, Joan, 515, 534–535, 540
Mitchell, Pamela Bunker Winslow,
523, 525, 530, 539, 583
Mitchell, Pamela Winslow*, 346,
405–406, 412–413, 416,
420–423, 439, 443–445, 483,
487, 489–490, 492–494,
500–501, 514–515, 518,
520–526, 530–533, 539–542,
582–584, 606–607, 657–658
Mock, Jean-Yves, 678
The Moira Hotel and Restaurant
(Dublin), 659
Moliere, 120, 122, 124, 468; Le
Misanthrope, 120, 122, 124
Molloy, xiii, 53, 55–56, 60, 64–66, 69,
71, 73, 80–81, 147, 177–178,
205–209, 213, 223–225,
235–238, 240–246, 248–251,
259–261, 271–272, 290–291,
301, 303, 314, 319, 322–326,
335–336, 345–346, 356–358,
376–377, 381, 385–388,
393–395, 399–400, 407–408,
412–413, 416, 419–421,
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423–424, 428, 439, 441–445,
447–460, 465, 467–468,
480–481, 495–497, 547, 552,
607, 646, 669, 671–672, 682;
banned in Ireland, 589, 601;
English translation, 345–346,
356–358, 381, 385–388,
393–395, 397–398, 407–408,
413, 416, 419–421, 432–433,
439, 444–445, 448–449, 480,
487, 495–496, 498, 502, 508,
512–515, 520, 525, 531–532,
540, 544–545, 547, 550–553,
557, 567–569, 583, 585,
591–592, 601–602, 608–609,
617; German translation,
407–408, 439, 441–445,
448–460, 465, 480–481,
497–498; publication by
Collection Merlin / Olympia
Press, 356, 385, 448, 498, 508,
513, 515, 540, 547, 550, 553,
557, 608–609; publication by
Grove Press, 345, 358, 386, 398,
498, 508, 512–515, 520, 525,
532, 540, 544, 547, 550, 552,
602; publication by John
Calder, Ltd., in Three Novels, 590,
672; publication by Suhrkamp
Verlag, 441–443, 449–450, 465,
497–498
Monde Nouveau/Paru, 81, 515
Mondolfo, Luciano, 489, 503–505
Monnier, Adrienne, 566; La Maison
des Amis des Livres, 566
Monteith, Charles*, 603
Montgomery, Niall*, 209, 377,
426–428, 436, 480–481,
560–566, 640, 664–665; “No
Symbols Where None
Intended,” 427–428, 480–481,
561–562
Montgomery, Roseanna, 427–428
Moore, George, 612, 621–622, 662,
669; The Lake, 622; The Untilled
Field, 622
More Pricks Than Kicks, 30, 174–175,
278, 319, 419, 427, 461, 464,
596, 614, 622, 646, 648, 682;
stories in: “Dante and the
Lobster,” 319, 427, 646, 648,
681–682; “The Smeraldina’s
Billet Doux,” 621–622;
“Walking Out,” 319; “Yellow,”
319, 427, 614, 621–622,
681–682
Moreau, Gustave, 268, 270–271
Moreland, Manton, 691
Morgenblatt fur Freunde der Literatur,
441–443, 447, 449–450
Morris, John*, 656, 675, 688
Morrow, Deirdre, see Sinclair,
Deirdre
Morrow, George, 23
“Mort de A.D.,” see “Trois poemes”
Morteo, Gian Renzo, 467–469;
introduction to “Il Teatro
‘nuovo’ francese,” 468–469; Il
teatro popolare in Francia, 468
Motherwell, Robert, 199
“La Mouche,” see “Poemes” 38–39
Munch, Charles, 200–201
Murphy, 14,16, 27–28, 30–32, 36, 49,
53, 55–56, 61, 70, 76, 80, 82, 84,
87, 148, 150, 192, 208, 228,
246–248, 301, 399–400, 427,
441–442, 548, 550–551, 607,
633, 642, 644, 646, 669;
publication by Editions Bordas,
28, 45, 48–50, 55–56, 63–66; 71,
73, 75–76, 191–192, 291, 376,
426; publication by Grove Press,
40, 633, 654, 669, 681–682;
publication by Routledge, 12,
14, 30, 461, 464; Routledge, out
of print, 27, 38–39, 51, 208, 546
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Minister to France, xviii–xix,
xxvii, 19, 21
Murphy, Sheila, 561, 563, 565; Irish
Legation in Paris, 563
Murphy, T. E., 163; “Open Every
Door” (SB’s translation,
“Ouvrons toutes les
portes”), 163
Musee de Grenoble, 180, 183, 185
Musee de Menton, 281–283
Musee National d’Art Moderne
(Paris), 77, 470–471
Museum of Modern Art
(New York), 77
Music Box Theatre (New York), 596
Mussolini, Benito, 7
Mussorgsky, Modest Petrovich, 23;
“Tableaux d’une Exposition”
(“Pictures from an
Exhibition”), 23
“my way is in the sand flowing,” see
“Trois poemes – Three Poems”
Myerberg, Michael*, 554, 562–564,
567–571, 582, 584–587,
593–594, 596, 600–602, 607,
610, 615, 621, 628, 643,
647–648, 653, 658–660,
681–682, 687
Nadeau, Maurice*, xxiii, 213,
238–244, 246, 255–256,
269–272, 317, 341, 346–349,
354, 398–400, 425, 441–443,
462, 464–466, 508–509,
628–629, 676, 684–686;
Director, Combat, 240; Director,
Les Lettres Nouvelles
(provisionally entitled La Revue
des Lettres Francaises) 347–349,
629; “La ‘Derniere’ Tentative de
Samuel Beckett,” 341, 399–400,
466; Graces leur soient rendues,
239, 399, 509; “Samuel Beckett,
l’humour et le neant,” 441–443,
466; “Samuel Beckett ou le droit
au silence,” 466; “Samuel
Beckett, ou: En avant, vers nulle
part!” 213, 238–242, 441–443,
466 “‘Secret et Violence’ de
Georges Glaser,” 269–272
Der Namenlose, 460; publication by
Suhrkamp Verlag, 441–443
Nathan, Monique, 264–265
National College of Art (Dublin), 7,
10–11, 69, 98
National Gallery (London), 179,
181, 183
National Gallery of Ireland, 12, 33,
57, 67, 82, 85, 202, 207, 314,
335, 376, 665
National University Literary Society
(University College, Dublin),
33–34
Naumann, Hans, 460–466
Navarro, Oscar, 468
Neveux, Georges, 323–324, 341
New Directions (New York
publisher), 381
New Place, Foxrock (Co. Dublin; see
Beckett, Maria Jones Roe)
New Repertory Theatre (New York),
524–525
The New School for Social Research
(New York), 387
New Statesman and Nation, 539, 541
New Watergate Theatre (London),
662–663
New World Writing, 377, 421, 423,
426–428, 432–433, 436, 439,
480–481, 590, 622, 682
New York University Press, 643–644
Newman, W. Alec, 17
Newton, Eric, 435
Nicholson & Watson (London
publisher), 24–25, 30, 55–56
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Niedermayer, Max*, 465, 637–638
Nile, Jack T., 79
The Nineteenth Century and After, 47
Nixon, Mark, 526
Nizan, Paul, 61
North, Louise, 553
Nouvelle Equipe Francaise (Nef),
19, 21
Nouvelle Revue Francaise (NRF), 280;
from 1953–1959: Nouvelle
Nouvelle Revue Francaise (NNRF),
343–344, 357–364, 373–374,
441–443
Nouvelles (see also Nouvelles et Textes
pour rien; Four Novellas; Quatre
Nouvelles), 44, 51, 55, 57, 80;
stories in: “Le Calmant,” 28, 51,
57, 64, 71, 73, 196–197,
233–235, 281, 337–339, 717,
translation and publication as
“The Calmative,” 717;
“L’Expulse,” 55, 429,
translation and publication as
“The Expelled,” 416, 717,
Swedish translation, 414–415,
429–430, 697–698; “Suite”
(later entitled “La Fin”), xxxvii,
27–28, 30–31, 33–34, 36–37,
39–42, 48, 51, 55, 57, 64, 192,
197, 233–235, 557–558,
translation and publication as
“The End,” 416, 717; “Premier
amour” (included only in Quatre
Nouvelles), 17, 28, 51, 57, 64, 71,
73, 196–197, 698
Les Nouvelles Litteraires, 245–246,
347–349, 396, 425
Nouvelles et Textes pour rien, 44, 57,
197, 235, 415, 457, 515–516,
531–532, 542, 545, 556–561,
563, 566, 572, 583, 596, 599,
607, 609
Novo, Salvador, 614–615
O Brıain, Liam (also O’Brien),
624–625; Gaelic translation of
Waiting for Godot as Ag fanacht le
Godo, 624–625
O’Brady, Frederic (ne Frigyes Abel),
215, 218, 220
Obregon, Rodolfo, 615
O’Brien, Christine (nee Foster),
561–562
O’Brien, Conor Cruise, 561–562;
Counsellor, Irish Embassy in
Paris, 562
O’Byrne, P. J., 3
O’Casey, Sean, 521, 623; The Bishop’s
Bonfire, 521; Juno and the Paycock,
623
O’Connor, Frank, 36
O’Farrell, William, 267–268; Repeat
Performance (Les Carottes sont
cuites) 267–275
L’Officiel de la Mode, 540, 542
Oggi Illustrato, 540, 542
Ohana, Maurice, 455
O’Kelly, Count Gerald, Irish
Legation, xvi, xxvi, 4, 89
Old Bull and Bush (London pub),
179, 181, 183
Olson, Carl, 584
Olympia Press, 346, 377, 396, 398,
500, 515, 546–547, 608–609
O’Malley, Ernest, 57–58
O’Malley, Helen Hooker (nee
Reolofs), 57–58
O’Neill, Eugene, 421, 423; Desire
Under the Elms, 421, 423;
Mourning Becomes Electra, 423
“Ooftish,” 159, 161, 163
Oram, Harold L., 384, 386–388, 397,
406, 413, 420–421, 423, 432,
444–445, 523, 525, 658
Orea, Mario, 615
O’Sullivan, John Francis,
670–671
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O’Sullivan, Sean* (I), 174–175,
662–663
O’Sullivan, Seumas (ne James
Sullivan Starkey)* (I), 597–599;
Editor, Dublin Magazine, 598
Our Exagmination Round His
Factification for Incamination of
Work in Progress, see “Dante ...
Bruno . Vico .. Joyce”
Palais de Chaillot, 555–556
Palais du Trocadero, 556
Palant, Pablo, 440, 494; Spanish
translation of En attendant Godot
as Esperando a Godot, 440,
493–494, 497–498, 529–530,
544
Palmieri, Daniel, 17
Parain, Brice–Aristide, 462,
465–566; Recherches sur la nature
et les fonctions du langage, 466; L’
Embarras du choix, 466
The Paris Review, 439
Parker, Erwin, 444
Parsons, John Desmond, 545
Paru: l’actualite litteraire, intellectuelle
et artistique (later merged with
Cahiers du monde nouveau to
becomeMonde nouveau paru), 63,
70, 80–81
Pascal, Blaise, 269, 271–272
Passy, Antonio, 615
Patri, Aime, 87, 194, 196, 198; “Le
bois dont on fait les masses,”
194, 196, 198; “Discovery of
Malcolm de Chazal,” 87; “Le
grand serpent de mer,” 194,
196, 198
Patrick, John, 520
Paul, David, 570
Paulhan, Jean, 64, 223, 225, 227,
244, 343–344, 357–360,
362–369
Paz, Octavio, 177, 179, 181, 184,
530; Editor, Anthology of Mexican
Poetry, 177, 184
The Pearl (Dublin pub), 72, 74
Le Peintre, 470–472
“Peintres de l’empechement,” 69,
105–106, 146–147, 151,
154, 157
“La Peinture des Van Velde ou
le monde et le pantalon,” 6,
24–25, 28, 48–49, 51, 105–106,
132, 146–147, 151, 154,
157–158
Le Pelerin Passionne (pseud.), “Les
Metamorphoses de Jack B.
Yeats,” 470–472
Pelorson, Georges, see Belmont,
Georges
Pereira, Irene Rice, 203, 207, 336,
377, 379, 618, 624
Peret, Benjamin, 194, 196, 198;
“Martyrs prefabriques,” 194,
196, 198; “L’obstacle a la
revolution sociale,” 194, 196,
198; “On ne guerit pas la peste
en propageant le cholera,” 194,
196, 198; “La seule transition
concevable,” 194, 196, 198; “Les
trafiquants de la verite et les
faussaires de la paix,” 194,
196, 198
Perles, Alfred, 631–632; Mon Ami
Henry Miller: An Intimate
Biography, 631–632
Peron, Alexis, 247–248, 277,
284–286, 299, 302–303, 365,
375, 394
Peron, Alfred Remy* (I), xvi, xxvii,
5–7, 16–17, 18, 21, 241;
prisoner, Mauthausen
Concentration Camp, 6–7, 17
Peron, Marie (Mania, nee
Lezine–Spiridonof)*, xvi, 5,
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239–241, 246–248, 276–278,
281–289, 296–303, 326–327,
329–334, 363–365, 372–375,
377–378, 393–394, 404–405,
558–560; cottage in Erquy
(Brittany), 276–278, 281–283,
334; telegram alerting SB to
leave Paris, xvi, xxvii, 5
Peron, Michel, 247–248, 284–286,
365, 368–369, 375
Petain, Philippe, Chef de l’Etat
Francais, 3, 21
Peter sisters, Mattye, Anne, and
Virginia, 310–311, 313
Peterson, Louis, 406; Take a Giant
Step, 406, 421, 423
Phelan, Elizabeth, see Ryan,
Elizabeth
Phelan, Honora (nee McGreevy,
known as Nora), 66–67, 73, 76,
105, 146, 407, 435
Phelan, Margaret, see Farrington,
Margaret
Phelan, Patricia, 66–67, 73, 76, 105,
146, 407, 435
Philippe, Albert, 20
Photo Bernand, 351–352
Pia, Pascal, 349
Piaf, Edith, 408
Picabia, Francis, 108, 121, 123,
125–126
Picabia, Gabrielle (nee Buffet),
107–108, 121, 123, 126;
“Apollinaire,” 107–108, 121,
123, 126
Picabia, Jeannine (nee Gabrielle
Cecile Martinez Picabia),
7, 108
Picard, Max, 462, 465–466; Hitler en
nous, 466
Picasso, Pablo, 114–116, 175
Piccolo Teatro (Milan), 432–433,
435, 660
Pichette, Henri, 78–79, 94, 96, 100,
103–104; “APoeme” 4, 79; Les
Epiphanies, 104; “Letter –
Red,” 79
Pierre a Feu, 35, 62–63
Pieyre de Mandiargues, Andre, 256;
Soleil des loups, 256
Pignon, Edouard, 78
Pike Theatre Club (Dublin), xxi,
417–419, 483–484, 486,
488–489, 491, 516, 520–521,
533, 560, 562–565,
570–571, 592–593, 599–600,
602, 607, 614–615, 621
Pikelny, Robert, 434–435
Pilling, John, 208
Pinget, Robert*, 428–429,
548–550, 561, 563, 579–582,
604–605, 652–653, 676,
684–685; translator into
French of SB’s All That Fall, 676,
684–685; Graal flibuste (initially
entitled Foret
de Grance), 549–550, 582, 605;
Mahu ou le materiau,
428–429, 604–605; Le Renard et
la boussole, 428–429,
549, 605
Pitoeff, Sacha, 605
Plato, 93
Plaut, Fred, 648
Poe, Edgar Allan, 436, 644; “The
Fall of the House of
Usher,” 644
“Poemes 38–39,” 28, 44, 46, 48,
50–51, 191–192, 276;
“Ascension,” 46, 50; “Dieppe,”
7, 276; “La Mouche,” 50
Poetry Center, 92nd Street
YM–YWHA, 642–643, 646, 648,
654, 680–681
Poetry Ireland, 109
Poincare, Henri, 531
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Polac, Michel, 314–317, 371
Polak, Salomon (stage name, Harry
Polah), 31
Polieri, Jacques, 631–632
Ponge, Francis, 78–79, 120, 122,
124–125, 127, 130, 132, 194,
196, 198, 380–381; “Braque ou
l’art moderne comme
evenement et plaisir” (“Braque,
or Modern Art as Event and
Pleasure”), 79, 120, 122,
124–125, 127, 130, 132, 194,
196, 198; Le Parti pris des choses
(The Nature of Things), 125;
“Poems,” 124
Pope, Alexander, 71, 73; Epilogue to
the Satires, 73
Portora Royal School (Enniskillen),
(see also Beckett, Samuel),
617–618, 630
Pouillon, Fernand, 128, 131, 133
Pound, Ezra, 437, 612
Power, J., 396–397, 662–663
Power, Kay M., 601
“Premier amour,” see Nouvelles,
Quatre Nouvelles
Prentice, Charles* (I), 66–67, 109
Prevert, Jacques, 64, 114–116;
“Promenade de Picasso”
(“Picasso goes for a Walk”),
114–116
Prevost, Antoine Francois, 344;
Histoire du chevalier des Grieux et
de Manon Lescaut, 342–344
Prichard, Matthew Stewart, 158
Prix des Critiques, 213, 242,
244–246, 254–256
Prix Goncourt, 301
Prix Renaudot, 424–425
Prix Rivarol, 109, 146–147
Prokofiev, Sergei, 23; Piano
Concerto no. 3 in C, 23
Proscenium Productions, 497–498
Proust, 30, 385, 387, 427, 461–462,
464, 466–468, 538, 550–551,
596, 633, 640, 643–644, 646,
648, 677–678, 681–682;
publication by Grove Press, 633,
640, 643, 677–678, 682
Proust, Marcel, 188–189, 443,
619–620; A la recherche du temps
perdu, 188–189, 619–620
Punch, 541, 662–663
Putman, Jacques, 404, 439, 469–472,
481–482, 571, 684–685, 687,
690–692; “Hommage a Jack B.
Yeats,” 439, 469–472, 473–474,
482
Putnam, Samuel* (I), 223, 225–226,
631–632
Quatre Nouvelles, 51, 55, 57
“que ferais–je sans ce monde sans
visage sans questions,” see
“Trois poemes - Three Poems”
Queneau, Raymond, 64, 82, 84, 87,
120, 122, 125, 264–265, 269,
272, 299–301, 309–311, 549;
Editor, Volontes, 301; Petite
cosmogonie portative, 264–265
Questioni (founded as Galleria Arti e
Lettere), 467–468
Racine, Jean, 80–82, 407–408,
624–625; Andromaque, 80–82,
624–625; Berenice, 407–408
Radio Eireann, 20, 58
Radiophonic Workshop (BBC),
689
Ragg, T. M., 12–14, 16–17
Raimbourg, Lucien–Pierre, 317,
341, 347–348, 406–408,
454–455, 644
Rassemblement National Populaire
(RNP), 21
Rault, Michele, 74
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Read, Herbert Edward, 13–14, 190,
268, 434–435
Reader’s Digest, 109, 163
Reavey, Clodine Gwynedd (nee
Vernon–Jones, m. Cade)* (I),
10–12, 15–16, 24, 33, 36, 39, 50,
203, 208, 722; SB’s misspelling
of name, xli, 10–11
Reavey, George* (I), xix, xxviii, 3,
10, 11, 15–17, 24–25, 27,
29–30, 32–36, 38–40, 48–53,
55–57, 59–66, 71, 80–82, 150,
163, 183, 199–203, 206–208,
335–336, 376–379, 408, 434,
436, 565–566, 617–619,
722–723; Europa Press, 33–34,
163, 208, 377, 428; European
Literary Bureau (Bureau
Litteraire Europeen), 16–17,
207–208; literary agent of SB,
16, 39, 65–66, 71, 208; marriage
to Clodine Gwynedd Reavey,
11, 25, 33, 35–36, 39, 50, 203;
marriage to Irene Rice Pereira,
202–203, 336, 377–379, 618,
624; Colours of Memory, 566, 618;
“The House of Great Longings,”
377; “Inward,” 618; “Never,”
565–566; Quixotic Perquisitions,
34; Signes d’adieu (Frailty of Love),
34; Soviet Literature: An Anthology
(ed. and tr. with Marc Slonim),
33; Anthologie de la litterature
sovietique, 1918–1934, 49, 51;
Soviet Literature Today, 49, 51
“Recent Irish Poetry” (SBunder pseud.
Andrew Belis), 127, 131, 133
Red Cross, French, 18
Red Cross (International), 18
Reeves, Cecilia (nee Hunt,
m. Gillie), 632
Reid, Alec (pseud. Michael George),
596–597; All I Can Manage, More
Than I Could: An Approach to the
Plays of Samuel Beckett, 597;
“Samuel Beckett,” 596–597
Rembrandt van Rijn, 125
Remy, Albert, 413, 622, 644
Renard, Jules, 493–494;
Le Journal, 1887–1910,
493–494
Rene, Denise, 94, 96–97, 99
Renel Gallery (London), 435
Renoir, Auguste, 94, 96, 99; Cagnes,
Still Life with Melon and Peaches,
99; Printemps, 99; Girl in Blue, 99;
Girl in Red, 99
Renoir, Jean, 220; dir., La Vie est a
nous (film), 220
Renzio, Toni del, 570
Reverdy, Pierre, 117–119, 181, 183,
185; Une aventure methodique (with
Georges Braque), 181, 183, 185;
“Poemes – Poems,” 119;
“Where Poetry Comes into
Being,” 119
Revue de Paris, 347–349
Rexroth, Kenneth, 607, 609; “The
Point is Irrelevance,” 609
Reyes, Alfonso, 184
Reynolds, Mary, xiv, 3
Rhys, Keidrych, 32–33
Richardson, Sir Ralph, 440,
491–492, 494–497, 500–501,
507–508
Richmond, Francis Henry Arthur,
629–630
Richter, Walter, 444
Rideau de Paris (theatre
company), 301
Rilke, Rainer Maria, 233; “A
Holderlin,” 233
Rimbaud, Arthur, 83, 86–87,
117–119, 427–428, 558–560;
“Barbare,” 83, 86–87; “Le
Bateau ivre,” 119, 427–428;
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“Comedie en trois baisers,”
558–560; “La maline,” 560;
“Premiere soiree,” 560
Riopelle, Jean-Paul, 309, 311–312,
470–471
Rivarol, Antoine de, 147; Discours
sur l’universalite de la langue
francaise, 147
Rivoallan, Anatole, 455
Robbe–Grillet, Alain, 345, 366–367,
379–380, 428–429, 580–582;
review of SB’s writing, 345,
366–367; Les Gommes, 366–367,
379–380
Robinson, Lennox* (I), 662; Editor
(with Donagh MacDonagh),
The Oxford Book of Irish Verse:
XVIIth Century – XXth Century,
662
Robinson, Sugar Ray, 583–584
Rodrıguez–Gago, Antonio, 535
Rogozinski, Julian, 684, 686–687;
Polish translator of En attendant
Godot as Czekajac na Godota,
687; publication, abridged, in
Dialog, 687
Romains, Jules, 147
Roman de la Rose, 322–323
La Roquette (Paris prison), 326,
382–383
Rosa, Salvator, 546, 548
Rose, Paul, 390, 392–393
Rosenfeld, Pierre, 361–362,
373–374
Rosset, Barnet, 501–502
Rosset, Barney*, xxiii, 345, 358,
384–388, 397–398, 406,
411–412, 423, 431–433,
447–449, 456–457, 479–480,
484, 486–487, 496–498,
501–502, 506–508, 512–515,
519–521, 525–526, 530,
532–535, 540, 542, 553, 562,
566–570, 579, 583–585,
593–594, 600–602, 606–610,
613–615, 618–622, 633,
640–649, 653–654, 658–660,
680–682
Rosset, Loly (nee Charlotte Eckert),
406, 411–412, 419–420,
431–433, 448–449, 457, 480,
487, 502, 508, 513–514, 520,
534, 542, 553, 567, 601–602,
608, 614, 619, 621–622,
644, 681
Rosset, Peter Michael, 540, 542, 553,
567, 608, 614, 647, 649
Rostand, Jean, 264–265, 269,
271–272
Roud, Richard*, 677–678
Rouleau, Raymond, 109, 146–147
Roundtable on Modern Art (New
York, MOMA), 76–77
Roussillon, xvii–xix, xxv–xxvi, 5–6
Routledge (London publisher), 7, 10,
12–14, 16, 27, 29–30, 38–39,
50–51, 208, 461, 464, 546,
550–551, 654
Royal Court Theatre (London), 572,
674–675, 678, 681
Royal Hibernian Academy, 175
Royal Irish Academy (Dublin), 89
Rubens, Peter Paul, 82, 85, 87; Saint
Francis of Assisi, 82, 85, 87
Rudmose–Brown, Thomas Brown
(Ruddy)* (I), 598–599
Russell, GeorgeWilliam (pseud. AE),
562
Ryan, Desmond, 561–565, 625–626,
632, 670–671
Ryan, Elizabeth (nee Phelan),
66–67, 73, 76, 105, 146, 407,
435, 664
Ryan, John, 109, 174–175
Ryan, Nicholas, 664
Ryan, Robert, 664
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Ryan, Sebastian, 434, 436; Ryan,
Robert, (cont.)
“Samuel Beckett,” 434, 436
Sade, Marquis de, 210–211, 216,
219–227, 295, 312; Les 120
Journees de Sodome, 210–211,
223–225, 311–313; La Philosophie
dans le boudoir, 210–211,
221–222
Sadoff, Fred, 513
Saillet, Maurice (pseud. Justin Saget),
223, 225, 227, 347–349, 469–470,
474, 481–482; Editor, Les Lettres
Nouvelles (provisionally entitled
La Revue des Lettres Francaises),
347–349, 470, 481–482; Billets
doux de Justin Saget, 227; “Jean
Paulhan et son anthologie,”
223, 225, 227
St. Columba’s College (Dublin),
640–641
Saint-Lo (Capitale des ruines), 6–8,
15–21, 24, 27, 67, 73, 106
“Saint-Lo” (poem), 27
Salacrou, Armand, 371–372,
407–408; Les Invites du Bon Dieu,
407–408
Salinger, J. D., 419–421, 423; The
Catcher in the Rye, 419–421, 423
Salon de Mai (Paris), 617–618
Salzman, Andre, xvi, 28, 44
Salzman, Claude, xxvi, 44
Salzman, Ruth, xvi, 28, 44
Samuel French Inc. (London
publisher), 645
Sandberg, Willem, 322
“Sanies 1,” see Echo’s Bones and other
Precipitates
Saroyan, William, 569
Sarraute, Nathalie, 5, 297–299
Sartre, Jean-Paul, 22–23, 32, 47, 49,
51, 83, 86–87, 147, 161,
163–164, 220;Huis clos, 147, 220,
260–261, 493–494; La Nausee,
493–494
Saunders, Marion, 376–377, 398,
680, 682
Savonarola, Girolamo, 72
Schauspielhaus (Zurich), 433, 439,
444–445, 455, 472, 664
Schehade, Georges, 454–455, 468,
664; Histoire de Vasco, 664; La
Soiree des proverbes, 454–455
Schieske, Alfred, 400–402
Schillertheater (Berlin), 647–648
Schippel, Peter, 504–505
Schlossparktheater (Berlin), 346,
401, 403, 405, 648
Schlumberger, Jean, 363–365
Schneider, Alan*, xxiii, xxviii,
515–516, 568–571, 574, 579,
582–587, 589, 591–596,
600–602, 611, 627–628,
643–644, 658–660
Schneider, Jean (nee Eugenia
Muckle), 642, 659–660
Schneider, Pierre, 120, 122, 124,
317–318, 381, 439, 469–472,
482; “Hommage a Jack B.
Yeats,” 439, 469–472, 482;
“Preface pour Ponge,” 120, 122,
124; “Voix vive, lettre morte,”
317–318; Voix vive, lettre
morte: Tristan Corbiere,
317–318
Schoenberg, Arnold, 146–147;
“Pierrot Lunaire” (op. 21),
146–147; Quintet for Winds
(op. 26), 146–147
Schubert, Franz, 23, 604–605,
640–641; Symphony no. 8 in B
minor (“Unfinished”), 23; Die
Winterreise, (op. 89), 604–605,
640–641, 640–641, 644
Schubert Theatre (Boston), 687
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Schulmann, Claude, 503–505
Schultz, Heinz, 199
Schumann, Robert, 105–106,
640–641; Dichterliebe (op. 48),
640–641, 644; Etudes
symphoniques (op. 13), 105–106
Schwartz, Jake, (“the Great
Extractor”), 617–618, 626,
631–632, 670–671
Scott, Michael, 20
Searle, Ronald, 662–663
Seaver, Richard*, 338, 377, 415–416,
421, 423, 440, 494, 499–500;
translator, in collaboration
with SB: “The End,” 440, 494,
499–500; “The Expelled,” 421,
423; “Samuel Beckett: An
Introduction,” 338
Section Anglaise de la Radio (RTF),
314–317, 320–321
“Sedendo et Quiescendo,” 280
Seghers, Hercules, 179, 181, 183,
410–411; A Mountainous
Landscape, 179, 181, 183; River
Valley, 410–411
Le Select (Paris cafe), 684, 686–687
Selection du Reader’s Digest, 109, 160-
163; SB’s translations for, 109,
160-163
“Serena 1,” see Echo’s Bones and other
Precipitates
Serreau, Jean-Marie, 208, 332, 348,
380, 408, 413, 512, 643
Seyrig, Delphine, 372
Shakespeare, William, 64, 251–252;
Hamlet, 537, 539; Macbeth,
534–535; Sonnets, 251–252
Shaw, George Bernard, 589,
623; Androcles and the Lion, 644
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 94, 97, 99
Shorr, Louise, 496
Silke, J. T. (Dublin Spirit Merchant),
84, 87, 89
Silver Tassie (pub, Co. Dublin),
633–634
Simonin, Anne, 235–236, 271
Simpson, Alan*, 417–418, 478–479,
483–484, 488–489, 520, 523,
535, 561, 563–564, 569–572, 593
Sinclair, Annabel Lilian (Nancy), 23,
61, 625
Sinclair, Anne, 147, 624–625
Sinclair, Deirdre (m. Morrow, m.
Hamilton), 23, 561–562
Sinclair, Frances (Cissie, nee
Beckett), 23
Sinclair, Frank, 624–625
Sinclair, Sinclair, Mimi (nee
Hermina de Zwart), 145, 147,
624–625
Sinclair, Morris (Sunny, Sonny,
Maurice)* (I), 22–23, 61, 145,
147, 352–353, 396, 624–625;
work with UNESCO, 396; work
with World Health
Organization (WHO), 396,
561–562, 624–625
Sinclair, Ruth Margaret (Peggy)* (I),
xxvi
Skira, Albert, 190; Editor and
publisher, History of Modern
Painting, 190
Slocombe, Vera (nee Nielsen, m.
John Beckett), 545, 564,
572–573
Slonim, Marc, Editor (with George
Reavey): Soviet Literature: An
Anthology, 33, 51; Anthologie de
la litterature sovietique,
1918–1934, 51
Sluizer, Karen-Else, 411
Small, Lothian, 119
“The Smeraldina’s Billet Doux,” see
More Pricks Than Kicks
Smith, Desmond, xx, 608–611,
614–615
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Smith, Hardy William, 525
Sneider, Vern, 520; Teahouse of the
August Moon (novel), 520
Snow, Peter, 548
Soby, James Thrall, 77
Soca, Susana, 64
Societe des Auteurs et Compositeurs
Dramatiques, 381, 383,
542–543, 615
Societe des Gens de Lettres, 291
Society of Authors, 39
Solier, Rene de, 309–310, 312, 430;
La Meffraie, 309–310, 312
Solito de Solis, Luchino, 648
Solomons, Estella (Stella), 598
Sophocles, 659–660; Oedipus the King
(adapted for television by
Walter Kerr), 659–660
Sorbets, Germaine, 264–266
Souzay, Gerard, 640
Spaniards Inn (London), 179,
181, 183
Spender, Stephen, 33, 50
Spinoza, Baruch, 275
Spiridonof, Elizabeth, 247–248, 286,
288–289, 331–332
Squire, William, 599–600
Staatsoper (Berlin), 477
Stael, Nicolas de, 193, 195, 197, 216,
218, 220
The Stage, 535
Stanwyck, Barbara, 273–275
Starkey, James, see O’Sullivan,
Seumas
Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam),
320–322
Stein, Gertrude, 36
Stella, see Johnson, Esther
Stephens, James, 267–268, 562; “A
Rhinoceros, Some Ladies, and a
Horse,” 267–268
Stern, Paul, 44
Straram, Patrick, 424–426
Strasberg, Lee, 513
Stravinsky, Igor, 651, 655, 673
Strindberg, August, 180, 182, 184,
512; La Sonate des spectres (Ghost
Sonata), 180, 182, 184;
Mademoiselle Julie, 512
Stroux, Eva, 400–401
Stroux, Karl Heinz*, 395, 400–403,
647–648
Stuart, Francis* (I), xvi–xvii, xxvii, 5
Studio des Champs-Elysees (Paris
theatre), 280, 605, 661–662
Studio Fachetti, 312
Suhrkamp, Peter*, 433, 441–443,
446–447, 449–450, 465, 498;
“Mein Weg zu Proust”
441, 443
Suhrkamp Verlag, xxi, 441–443,
447, 449–450, 452–453, 455,
465, 498; Morgenblatt fur Freunde
der Literatur, 441–443, 447,
449–450
“Suite” (later entitled “La Fin,” see
Nouvelles, Nouvelles et Textes pour
rien, Four Novellas, Quatre
Nouvelles)
Summerford, Colin, 87
Sundstrom, Jacqueline, 497–498
Supervielle, Jules, 147
Swift, Carolyn*, 417, 483–484, 600
Swift, Jonathan, 10, 12, 445
Swink, Eleanor, 163
Sylvester, David, 570
Synge, John Millington, 342–344,
623; Deirdre of the Sorrows,
342–344; The Well of the Saints,
623
La Table Ronde, 269, 271–272
Tailleux, Francis, 78
Tal-Coat, Pierre, 78, 121, 123,
125, 128, 131, 133, 150,
164–167, 183
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Tanner, Fred, 444
Tardieu, Jean, 89, 91–92, 468, 632; Le
Guichet, 632; Monsieur Moi, 632;
“Poemes,” 92; Le Sacre de la nuit,
632; La Sonate et les Trois
Messieurs, 632
Tarn, Adam*, 686–687; Editor,
Dialog, 686–687
Tauber-Arp, Sophie, 83, 86, 88
Tcherniak, Ilya, 299
Teatr Wspołczesny (Warsaw), 687
Teatro di Via Vittoria (Rome), 505
Teatro La Capilla (Mexico City),
614–615
Les Temps Modernes, 27–28, 30–37, 39,
42, 44, 47–48, 50, 55, 57, 93,
157, 191–192, 213–214,
233–235, 260–261, 264–270,
272, 318, 466
Teniers, David, the Elder, 82, 85, 87
Teniers, David, the Younger, 87
Textes pour rien (see also Nouvelles et
Textes pour rien), 44, 57, 197,
235, 240, 242, 263, 276, 278,
281–289, 297–301, 337–339,
345, 353–354, 376–377,
429–430, 446, 457, 515–516,
531–532, 535–536, 541–542,
544–545, 555–561, 563,
565–566, 572, 583, 596, 599,
607, 609, 642, 646,
649–650
Theatre Arts, 590, 608–609
Theatre de Babylone, 307, 331–332,
334–336, 342–343, 345–346,
348–349, 352, 354–355, 395,
406, 408–409, 412, 420–421,
423, 432–433, 435, 479–480,
498, 511–512, 548, 626–627
Theatre La Bruyere, 379–380
Theatre de Chaillot, 555–556
Theatre des Champs-Elysees,
624–625
Theatre de la Gaıte-Montparnasse,
184, 329
Theatre Hebertot, 589, 621–622, 624,
626, 628, 639, 644, 647–648,
650, 657, 659, 661, 664
Theatre Lancry, 329, 643
Theatre de Lys (New York), 540–541,
594, 596, 600, 615
Theatre Marigny, 337, 662
Theatre des Mathurins, 301, 676
Theatre Monceau, 333–334
Theatre National Populaire (TNP),
61, 556
Theatre des Nations (Paris festival),
569
Theatre des Noctambules, 207–208
Theatre de l’Œuvre, 590, 605,
661–662, 664, 669–670, 673,
675, 678–680, 683, 685, 688
Theatre du Petit Marigny, 455, 605,
661–662, 664
Theatre de Poche, 307, 341,
347–349
Theatre Sarah Bernhardt, 515, 664
Theatre du Vieux-Colombier, 147,
215, 218, 220
Thiebaut, Marcel, 347–349
This Quarter, 319, 681–682
Thomas, Dylan, 33, 36, 434, 436
Thomas, Jean* (I), 74–76, 226–227,
309–312; Ecole Normale
Superieure, 74, 226; UNESCO:
Director of Cultural Activities,
74, 227; “Un poeme inedit de
Henri Thomas,” 309–312
Thompson, Alan H., 16, 18–21,
72–73, 471–472, 502, 624–625,
664–665
“Three Dialogues” (also known as
“Three Dialogues with Georges
Duthuit”), 109, 146–147, 150,
167–170, 202–203
Tikhonov, Nikolai, 33
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Times Literary Supplement (TLS), 47, 603
Titus, Edward* (I), 319, 681; Editor:
This Quarter, 319, 681
Toneelgroep Theatre (Arnhem), 411,
515, 687
Tophoven, Elmar*, 345, 367,
369–370, 386, 393, 395,
441–443, 445, 449, 454–457,
465, 494–496, 637–638, 648
Topolski, Feliks, 546–548; Editor,
Topolski’s Chronicle, 548
Tous ceux qui tombent, French
translation of All That Fall, 676,
684–685
Trakl, Georg, 264–265; Die
Dichtungen, 265
transition (1927–1938)* (I), 58, 159,
161, 280, 538
Transition (also Transition Cahiers,
1948–1950)*, 53, 58–59, 66–67,
69–70, 74, 77, 79–81, 87,
90–94, 99, 101, 103–104,
108–109, 116, 118–119,
124–126, 142, 146–147,
150–151, 153, 156–157, 159,
163, 171–173, 177, 187, 192,
194, 197–199, 202–203, 222,
280, 381, 385, 387–388, 538;
James Joyce Yearbook, 59;
Transition Word, 59; Transition
Workshop, 58–59; Verticalist
series, 59
Aux Trianons (Paris restaurant), 437
Trinity College Dublin (TCD),
173–174, 397, 434, 467–468, 554,
562, 572, 597, 621–622, 629–630,
642, 646, 659, 663; Modern
Languages Society, 629
Trinity News, 621–622, 629–630,
642, 646
Trives, Trino Martınez, 439,
444–445, 447, 449, 457,
527–530, 534–535; Spanish
translation, Esperando a Godot,
439, 444–445, 447, 449, 457,
527–530, 534–535
Trocchi, Alexander*, 338, 356–358,
376–377, 385–387, 398, 416,
498–500, 507–508, 613
Trois faibles femmes, 310–311, 313
“Trois poemes”: “Accul” (originally
“bon bon il est un pays”), 230,
516; “Mort de A.D.,” 70, 106,
230, 516; “vive morte ma seule
saison,” 230, 516
“Trois poemes – Three Poems”: “je
suis ce cours de sable qui glisse”
(“my way is in the sand
flowing”), 92; “que ferais-je sans
ce monde sans visages sans
questions” (“what would I do
without this world faceless
incurious”), 92–93, 230; “je
voudrais que mon amour
meure” (“I would like my love
to die”), 92–93
Trubin, Sybil, 497–498
Tsingos, Christine*, 327–329
Tsingos, Thanos, 329
Tual, Denise, 379–380
Turner, Howard, 447–448, 456–457,
532–533, 541–542
Twain, Mark, 592–593; Puddn’head
Wilson, 593
Tynan, Kenneth, 541, 584–585,
587, 642
Tzara, Tristan, 30–32, 342
UNESCO, 8, 28, 49, 52, 69, 72, 74-75,
81, 177, 179, 182, 184, 206,
223–227, 396, 434, 510–511, 530,
548, 665–666;World of Art, 223,
225–227
United National Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration
(UNRRA), 49, 52
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Universite de Paris, La Sorbonne,
185, 252, 461, 463, 538
University Colleges: Dublin (UCD),
10, 12, 34, 73; Galway, 625
The Unnamable, 386, 448, 547, 550,
552, 589, 592, 602–603,
606–609, 614, 640, 642, 658,
681–682, 684, 686; publication
by Grove Press, 386, 448, 547,
607, 609; publication by John
Calder, Ltd., in Three Novels, 590,
672
Ussher, Emily (neeWhitehead), 47–48
Ussher, Henrietta Owen (Hetty),
47–48
Ussher, Percival Arland (Percy,
Arland)* (I), 34, 46–48, 50, 56,
396, 544–545, 633; “The
Meaning of Collaboration,” 47;
Postscript on Existentialism, 48;
Three Great Irishmen: Shaw, Yeats,
Joyce, 396
Ussy-sur-Marne (see Beckett,
Samuel, residences)
Vagne, Jean, 197
Vaıs, Michel, 173
Valery, Paul, 64
Van Gogh, Vincent, 165–166,
527–528
Van Goyen, Jan, 128, 131, 134
Van Hulle, Dirk, 411
Van Velde, Abraham Geraldus
(Bram)*, 6, 10–11, 16, 20, 22,
24–25, 27–28, 31, 34, 48–49,
51–52, 69, 77–80, 105–106, 109,
113–117, 119–123, 125–132,
135–144, 146, 151–152,
154–155, 157–158, 167–169,
180, 183, 185, 193, 195, 197,
200–202, 207, 216, 218, 220,
266–268, 272–278, 281–286,
292, 294, 296, 304–305, 307,
309, 311–312, 317–318,
320–322, 331–332, 335–336,
342–344, 376–377, 403–404,
470–473, 494–496, 535–536,
571, 617–618, 684, 686–687,
690–692; Composition (1955),
617–618; Grande gouache brune,
132; Nature-Morte, 132; Peinture I
(c. 1937–1938), 132; Sans titre
(1937), 76–77; Sans titre
(1939–40), 76–77
Van Velde, Elizabeth (nee Jokl; Lisl),
24–25, 35–36, 39–40, 52, 283,
285–286, 295, 320–322, 335,
376, 403–404, 684, 686–687
Van Velde, Geraldus (Geer)*, 6,
10–11, 16, 20, 22, 24–25, 27–28,
31, 34–36, 38–40, 48–49, 51–53,
56–57, 69, 78–79, 105–106, 109,
151–152, 155, 157–158,
186–187, 201–202, 207,
281–286, 292, 294–295, 307,
320–322, 335–336, 342–344,
376–377, 404, 494–495, 571,
617–618, 684, 686–687,
690–692; Composition, 186–187;
Composition, 617–618;
Composition (1950), 202;
Composition (interieur
d’atelier), 281–283; L’Imprevu,
186–187
Van Velde, Hendrika Catharina
(nee Van de Vorst), 49, 52,
343–344
Van Velde, Jacoba (nee Catherina,
also Tonny, Tony; m. Polak, m.
Clerx)*, xxi, 27–28, 30–32, 34,
36–37, 40–41, 43–46, 49, 51–52,
56–57, 61–63, 69, 303, 320–322,
342–344, 381–384, 403–404,
409–411, 494–496, 517–519,
617–618, 658, 683–687,
689–692;De grote zaale (La grande
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salle), 382–384; “Impasse,” 684-
686
Vasarely, Victor, 99
Vauthier, Jean, 605; Le Personnage
combattant, 604–605
Verdier, Julien¸ 317, 341
Verne, Jules, 161, 163–164; Le Tour
du monde en quatre-vingts jours
(Around the World in 80 Days),
161, 163–164
Verve, 590
Vi venter pa Godot, Danish translation
of En attendant Godot, 616–617;
production, ¯rhus (1956),616–617
Viatte, Germain, 220
Vichy, xiv, 3, 461, 463, 485
Victor Waddington Gallery, 53,
56–57, 67, 494–496
Vieville, Lucien 194, 196, 199;
Histoires gauloises de Champi and
Nouvelles histoires gauloises de
Champi, 194, 196, 199
Vigny, Alfred-Victor, Comte de, 128,
131, 134; “La Flute,” 134
Vilar, Jean, 51, 53, 60–63, 71, 76,
555–556; founder of Avignon
Theatre Festival, 61; Head,
Theatre National Populaire
(TNP), 61, 556
Villa Irlanda (Menton-Garavan),
60–61
Villard, Leonie, 50; La Poesie
americaine: trois siecles de poesie
lyrique et de poemes narratifs, 50
Villaurrutia, Xavier, 184
Villiers, Francois, 220; dir. Hans le
marin (film), 220
Vitaly, Georges, 171–173
Vitrac, Roger, 120, 122, 124, 468
Vitullo, Sesostris, 342–344
“Vive morte ma seule saison,” see
“Trois poemes”
Vi venter p� Godot, Danish translation
of En attendant Godot, 616–617;
production, Aarhus (1956),
616–617
Volontes, 301
Vuillard, Jean-Edouard, 266–268,
270–271
Wachten op Godot, 383; Dutch
translation by Jacoba van Velde,
381–383, 403–404, 409–411,
515; production in Arnhem
(1955, dir. Blin), 411, 515,
517–518, 521–523, 531, 687
Waddington, Victor, 470–471 (see
also Victor Waddington
Gallery)
Wagner, Richard, 216, 218,
343–344; Tristan und Isolde,
343–344
Wahl, Jean*, 213, 251–252, 263,
276–277, 342, 353–354, 590
Wahl, Wolfgang, 444
Wainhouse, Austryn, 377,
500, 513
Waiting for Godot, xiii, xx–xxii, 345,
358, 380–381, 384–387,
397–398, 412–413, 417,
419–421, 423, 432–434,
439–440, 444, 446–448,
456–457, 468, 478–484,
486–491, 494–498, 500–502,
507, 513–516, 519–521,
523–525, 531–535, 539–548,
551–554, 560–570, 573–579,
582, 584–587, 589–596,
599–603, 606–611, 614–615,
619–622, 624–625, 628, 639,
643, 645–646, 648, 651,
653–655, 658–659, 673,
681–682, 690–691; broadcast by
CBC radio, 681-682; proposed
film of, 653; publication by
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Grove Press, 345, 358, 381,
384–387, 397, 412, 417–420,
432–433, 439–440, 448,
479–480, 502, 521, 567–568,
584–585, 592–593, 602, 606,
608–609; publication by Faber
and Faber (expurgated edition),
589, 602–603, 606, 645; Theatre
Arts publication of,
590, 608–609
options for London and Broadway
productions, xxi, 380–381, 384,
386–387, 397, 406, 412–413,
420–421, 423, 432–433, 435,
478–479, 497–498, 502,
513–514, 520, 523–525, 531,
533, 540–541, 553–554,
567–568, 574, 579, 584–585,
592–593, 608–611, 619–620
productions of: Dublin (1955),
xxi, 417, 478–479, 484, 486,
488–489, 516, 520–521,
533–534, 560–564, 569–570,
592, 596, 599–600, 602,
606–609, 614–615; reviews,
561–562, 599; 100th
performance, 602; London
(1955), xxi–xxii, 479–481, 484,
487–491, 494–497, 500–501,
515–516, 519–521, 524,
533–535, 539–548, 551–553,
563–566, 568–571, 573–579,
582–583, 586–587, 593–594,
596, 599–603, 606–611,
614–615, 621–622, 645;
discussion of, Institute of
Contemporary Arts, 570–571;
100th performance, 516, 583;
reviews of, 541–544, 553, 574,
584–585, 593, 599; SB attends
productions with Alan
Schneider, 516, 574–579,
582–583, 586, 611
Production plans in the United
States: 567–570, 574, 582,
584–586, 589, 594–596,
599–601, 606, 646–648,
653–654, 658; Miami premiere
(1956), xxi, 567, 582, 586–587,
589, 591–596, 599, 601, 643;
reviews, 591–596, 599; New
York (1956), xxi–xxii, 568–570,
574, 589, 594–596, 599–601,
606–611, 614–615, 619–620,
628, 643, 646, 648; Columbia
records recording of Berghof
production, 590, 646, 648, 651,
655, 658–659, 673, 681–682
reviews of Berghof production,
619–620; New York (1957),
653–654, 658–659, 681–682,
690–691
Waldberg, Patrick, 70, 76, 187,
535–536; “Bram van Velde,”
536; “Nicolas de Stael,” 187
Wales (literary journal),
32–33
Walhain, Johan, 411
“Walking Out,” see More Pricks Than
Kicks
Wallach, Eli, 519–520
Wanamaker, Sam, 521, 523
Warnock, William, xxvii
Warten auf Godot, xxii, 345, 393;
German translation of En
attendant Godot by Elmar
Tophoven: 345, 382–384, 393,
439, 443–444, 494–496;
productions of: Berlin (1953),
346, 394–395, 405, 647–648;
Karlsruhe (1953), 388–393;
Luttringhausen, German
translation by
Karl-Franz Lembke
(1953–1954), 503–506,
561–562; Zurich (1954),
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439, 443–444, 454–455,
471–472
Watson, Donald, 535, 678
Watt, xvii, xxvii, xxxviii, 4–7, 10,
12–16, 24–25, 27, 29–30, 33–36,
39, 48, 50, 53, 55–56, 60, 62–64,
66, 71, 80, 109, 174–175, 177,
191–192, 202–203, 214,
276–278, 284–285, 307, 319,
339, 346, 356, 376–377,
395–398, 419, 427–428, 440,
446–447, 461, 464, 500,
508–509, 546, 550–553, 590,
608–609, 612–614, 646; French
translation of, 346, 413, 416,
419–421, 444–447, 508–509;
publication by Collection
Merlin / Olympia Press, 346,
395–398, 416, 546, 550–553,
608–609, 612–614; reading
from, BBC, Third Programme,
516, 522, 551–553, 590
Watt, A. P., and Sons, 27, 29–30,
33–36, 39, 48, 50, 56
Watt, R. P., 30
Watts, Isaac, 81
Weaver, Harriet Shaw, 89
Webern, Anton von, 146–147
Weidle, Wladimir, 147; En marge de
l’Occident, 147
Weightman, J. G., 79
Weingarten, Romain, 173;
Akara, 173
“what would I do without this world
faceless incurious,” see “Trois
poemes – Three Poems”
Whelan, John (pseud. Sean
O’Faolain), 633–634
White, H. O.*, 554, 564, 572–573,
629–630, 663
White, Sean J., 268, 621–622; Editor,
Irish Writing, 268, 621–622
Whiting, John, 570
Whoroscope, 461, 464, 596, 611–612,
654, 660–661, 670
Wilbur, Richard, 124, 381
Wildenstein, Daniel, 471
Wildenstein, George, 471
Wildenstein Gallery (London),
470–471
Wilder, Thornton, 345, 380, 515,
569, 571, 574, 579, 583–584,
586–587, 595, 601, 659–660;
Skin of Our Teeth, 515, 569, 571,
579, 583–584
Williams, Tennessee, 519–520, 600;
The Rose Tattoo, 520
Winchell, Walter, 595; review of
Miami Waiting for Godot,
594–595
Wittenborn, George, 191, 194,
196, 199
Witz, Konrad, 83, 86, 89
Woods, Thomas (pseuds. Tom
Hogan and “Thersites”),
434, 436
Woodthorpe, Peter, 601
Woodward, Daphne, 185–187,
231–232
World Health Organization (WHO),
396, 418
World’s End (London pub), 179, 181,
183, 549
Worth, Katharine, 548
Wright, John (John Wright’s
Marionettes), 633
Wundt, Wilhelm Maximilian,
458–460
Yeats, Jack B., 7, 10–12, 14–17,
66–67, 73–75, 83, 86, 88,
105–106, 146, 207, 407, 434,
439, 454–455, 469–474,
481–482, 561, 563, 624–625,
640, 664–665, 689; Exhibition
(Paris), Peinture, 434, 436, 439,
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454–455, 469–473; Loan
Exhibition (Dublin), 7, 10–11,
16–17, 67; Above the Fair, 67;
Entertainment in a Marshy
Woodland (called Music in a
Marshy Place by SB), 470–471; A
Morning, 10, 12, 73–74; Regatta
Evening (called Night by SB), 7,
10–12, 73–74; novel: The
Amaranthers, 14
Yeats, Mary Cottenham (Cottie,
Cotty), 12, 14
Yeats, William Butler, 89, 105–106,
342–344, 396, 408, 466, 562,
623, 634, 683; death of, 106;
reinterment of, 89, 105–106;
Deirdre, 342–344; “Down by the
Salley Gardens,” 407–408; Four
Plays for Dancers, 683: Calvary,
683; The Dreaming of the Bones,
683; At the Hawk’s Well, 466, 623,
683; The Only Jealousy of Emer,
683; “Under Ben Bulben,”
633–634
“Yellow,” see More Pricks Than Kicks
Zero Anthology, 622
Zervos, Christian, 24–25, 146,
151, 154
Zingarelli, Nicola, 525–526; Editor,
Vocabolario della Lingua Italiana,
525–526
Zwinger Museum (Dresden), 83,
86, 88
General index
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