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Original Title: Complete Plays 1932-1943 Author: Eugene O'Neill Edition Language: English ISBN10: 094045050 ISBN13: 9780940450509 Pages: 1007
Description: After some 3,000 pages, 50 plays and a short story, I have finished the three volume: O'Neill, Complete Plays. It has been 33 years since I first read O'Neill's The Iceman Cometh and Long Day's Journey into Night. These two plays still stand out as master pieces. I would add A Moon for the Misbegotten to those two as a work which goes far to touch basic human experience. O'Neill's works are much reviewed so I will not look at the works separately. What I have gained by reading through the three volumes is an appreciation for how far O'Neill came in his development as a playwright. He started out as a writer with weak story ideas, a will to create profound stories and a strong sense of an artistic approach to theatre. As he developed, each one of these aspects changed as his skills developed and he started to write more from his deepest feelings and less from ideas and ideals. Technique gave way to realism. The three plays that I have mentioned, although still marked by the struggle of individuals to find their way in a somewhat nihilistic, in the Nietzschean sense, world where failure almost certainly leads to death, all turn finally on human relationships. O'Neill seems to have eventually believed that people need each other in a world otherwise without sense. Without that, we are doomed to, not only meaninglessness, but also to loneliness.
