Did Samuel Beckett really say 'The light went out, and I thought, Now what?'?

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The light went out, and I thought, Now what?

— Samuel Beckett Modern · Waiting for Godot, absurdist theater

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"I'm not a writer. I'm a man who writes."

"Silence is the only virtue."

"I have nothing to say, and I am saying it."

"I hate the human race. I hate them all."

"If I could speak and yet say nothing, that is what I would do."

Novel: 'Malone Dies'

Date: 1951

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