Fizzles

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Samuel Beckett used the word "fizzles" to describe eight short prose pieces: For to end yet again, Still, He is barehead, Horn came always, Afar a Bird, I gave up before birth, Closed place, and Old earth. Excluding Still, Beckett wrote them in French, and then translated them into English.


The Prose of Samuel Beckett
Novels : Dream of Fair to Middling Women, How It Is, Malone Dies, Mercier and Camier, Molloy, Murphy, The Unnamable, Watt
Novellas : Company, Ill Seen Ill Said, Worstward Ho
Stories : First Love , Fizzles, More Pricks Than Kicks, Stirrings Still, Stories and Texts for Nothing
Non-Fiction : Three Dialogues (with Georges Duthuit and Jacques Putnam), Disjecta, Proust
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