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 | | Trilogy (Molloy [1953], Malone Dies [1956], The Unnamable [1957]), Samuel Beckett [Beckett took self-consciousness, solipsism, ultimacy, and minimalism to the brink of silence--where he, thankfully, retreated just in time.] |
 | | Cyberspace Trilogy [Neuromancer (1984), Count Zero (1986), Mona Lisa Overdrive (1988)]. |
 | | Checkerboard Trilogy (Go in Beauty [1955],The Bronc People [1958], Portrait of the Artist with 26 Horses [1962]), William Eastlake [ Back in the late 50s and early 60s, William Eastlake was single-handedly changing the scope, poetic range, thematic assumptions, and treatment of character--especially that of Native Americans--of the Western genre. |
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