Molloy

<p><b>The first of the three greatest novels by the </b><b>era-defining Nobel laureate</b><b>, reissued for a new generation.</b><br><br><i>I am still alive then. That may come in useful.<br></i><br>Molloy, a sordid, bedridden vagrant, recalls a long bicycle ride in search of his mother. He describes sucking on stones, falling in love, getting arrested, killing a dog. Moran, a private detective, sets out to look for Molloy. But as Moran’s physical and mental state deteriorate, his narrative starts to mirror Molloy’s in mysterious ways.<br><br><i>Molloy </i>is the first of the three great novels Samuel Beckett produced during his ''frenzy of writing'' in the late 1940s. The others are <i>Malone Dies</i> and<i> The Unnamable</i>.</p>