Sight Unseen: Beckett, Pinter, Stoppard, and Other Contemporary Dramatists on Radio

of presenting drama in a radio format. This book examines plays by the mentioned playwrights that couldn't have achieved the same effects on stage. For example, a play exploring the mind of a woman who's had a stroke (we can't "see" what's real beyond what she tells us). Very thought-provoking. My main--really only--quibble with the text is that after lamenting that these radio plays are seldom heard/soon forgotten/underappreciated, the author neglects to include even one script. Bit of a tease, in my opinion.