Fiction
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Edward Albee's 1962 play, in this Pocket edition, throws two couples into a living room after a faculty party and lets them drink, wound, and expose each other until morning. The language is famously vicious and curiously literary, full of puns, allusions, and games that conceal and reveal grief at the same time. Pocket's small-format paperback keeps the text portable and unadorned.For readers who believe that marriage, alcohol, and academic disappointment are a combustible combination best observed from a safe distance.
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