T.S. Eliot

[J-Alfred]

ok, so anyone who knows anything about T.S. Eliot knows that my name is an homage to the great, great man. does anyone else on these forums know him at all?

 

[J-Alfred]

The playwright?
Yes, a great man.
I did love "The Hollow Men"
Very much, sad he is dead now, he had some true talent.

very nice. i love "the hollow men". but i haven't read any of his plays. can you recommend one?

 

[megapenguinx]

I know of T.S Elliot and that he wrote one of my favorite plays, but for the life of me right now I cannot remember it. I'll have to edit this once I find the name.

 

[lostclause]

Yet another person on my 'should read but haven't got round to it' list. Judging by the praise he gets here I think I'll actually follow through now.

 

[BuckminsterF]

The playwright?
Yes, a great man.
I did love "The Hollow Men"
Very much, sad he is dead now, he had some true talent.

very nice. i love "the hollow men". but i haven't read any of his plays. can you recommend one?

I can't think of any books, you could just see "The Wasteland".
That's a good play.

Supposedly he inspired "Cats" somehow... not sure, good poet either way

 

[J-Alfred]

The playwright?
Yes, a great man.
I did love "The Hollow Men"
Very much, sad he is dead now, he had some true talent.

very nice. i love "the hollow men". but i haven't read any of his plays. can you recommend one?

I can't think of any books, you could just see "The Wasteland".
That's a good play.

Supposedly he inspired "Cats" somehow... not sure, good poet either way

nerd that i am:

1) Eliot wrote a book called "old possum's book of practical cats" which was the inspiration for many of the songs from Cats.
2) i regret to inform you that "The Wasteland" is a long poem, not a play. sorry.