Long Day's Journey Into Night (Paperback)

from whitewavedarling

Maybe the most intimate and autobiographical of O'Neill's plays, his mastery is as clear here as it is in his other work. In the space of a summer home and with a single family as not only the focus, but the only cast (aside from one servant), this work is both powerful and heartwrenching. Tinged...

from Carolfoasia

This is an amazing play and is an excellent example of the era of realism in American drama. I highly recommend the TV biography of Eugene O'Neill put out by PBS American Exerience. It gives the backstory to the play.

from Cecilturtle

This is a difficult long play to read, but once the character start to fill out, it gets you hooked.

from rampaginglibrarian

you'll never think of a "summer cold" in quite the same way again

from tgamble54

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