How's the World Treating You?
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Hotel Universe
by Philip Barry
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Readers share a fond nostalgia for 'Hotel Universe', reflecting on its impact over the years. Many appreciate its depth and themes, noting that it resonates differently with age and experience. However, some have encountered practical challenges with the layout of the printed version.
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Synopsis
About the baffling problems every adult human is at some time forced to face.
The characters seem hardly to exist at all in relation to other people, which is surely the reason why Mr. Barry discovered that to invent a plot for them would be to deprive them of the kind of reality he was after.
These people are essentially introspective, literally self seeking.
And what are they after?
Just an answer to the question every thinking human must ask himself and vainly: Where are we going, and why?
What is the meaning of past, present and future?
Publication
PublisherSamuel French
Year2004
BindingPaperback
Pages117
PlaceLondon
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780573610264
ISBN-100573610266
LCCPS3503.A648 P5 1942
Hotel Universe is a American play written by Philip Barry and published by Samuel French in London (2004).
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