Lessness. London: Calder & Boyers, 1970. All edges gilt. Light browning along spine, otherwise a fine copy housed in publisher's matching slipcase.

Limited Edition of 100, specially bound in quarter white leather and green cloth and Signed by Beckett. This copy is number 77

Lessness is a prose piece by Samuel Beckett in which he used random permutation to order sentences & is regarded as  one of the most enigmatic texts of the twentieth century. Like interactive artworks, the piece is experienced as a process that depends upon the participant’s attempts to comprehend and create meaning. Although Lessness is linear prose, its orderly disorder sets up a non-linear reading process in which contradictory perspectives are viewed simultaneously.