Days Without End
by Eugene O'neill
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Readers appreciate the literary quality and depth of O'Neill's plays, often praising his storytelling and character development. Many find the collection to be a testament to O'Neill's status as a leading playwright, with standout works showcasing both tragedy and irony. However, a few readers express difficulty engaging with some of the plays, noting that certain plots felt contrived or overly familiar.
Synopsis
John Loving is engaged in a life and death conflict with the sneering, cynical element of his psyche which has poisoned his past life, made him prey to false gods, and now seeks to destroy him through suicide.
He seeks absolution and his tormentor perishes at the foot of the Cross.
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Days Without End is a play written by Eugene O'neill and published by Samuel French (1988).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle.
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