Ends and Odds. Plays and Sketches. London: Faber & Faber, 1977. First Edition. Pp, 104. A near fine copy in dust jacket.

Comprising five plays and four sketches (including two for radio).

A collection of short dramatic works that exemplify his minimalist, absurdist style. The volume includes both complete plays and shorter theatrical fragments, many of which explore themes of existential uncertainty, fragmented communication, and the struggle for meaning.

Beckett’s signature spare dialogue and bleak yet darkly humorous tone are on full display, reinforcing his reputation as a master of avant-garde theatre.