The third time was released | Myles Bessara

The third day inn, in the last days of Mr. Beckett, translated by Mohamed Ait Hana, which is the novel in which the author describes the last days of writer Samuel Beckett, and not much happens in the novel "The Third Day Inn" by the French Maïlys Bessiri except that the old Irish writer Samuel Beckett lives his last days, where his fragile memory collapses, and all we know is that these are final days filled with waiting as if he is waiting for the death of a character from his novels and plays, but in reality, he was waiting for his hoped-for death and heading toward eternal silence. Bessiri excelled in imagining the last days full of absurdity and futility, condensing them through her agile style with unmatched craftsmanship, where she writes a novel in which black humor, sarcasm, monotonous days, memories, and solitude blend for a famous Irish writer who filled the world with his writings — Samuel Beckett. Maïlys Bessiri was born in Bordeaux and now lives in Paris, working as a producer for a radio channel, which is France Culture. Bessiri's connection to Ireland began when her family sent her to spend the summer in Ireland to learn English. Her first novel is "A Cry, Sam, If You Still Can."