Death Of A Salesman Paperback – 30 March 2000

Very good story that keeps you hooked throughout

The media could not be loaded. Wow. Just wow. This play is so deep and such a brilliant critique on American Capitalism. Some quotes stuck out to me so much.(SPOILER) The brilliant way in which the lines were written...of Willy slowly losing it to the highly competitive world around him and through his own faults in character with the obsession of being liked...and it ending in suicide....was brilliantly written. In the end Willy made one last sale, as a salesman; his life. (SPOILER END)Read this play. You won't be disappointed. It's short and easy to read. Less characters, but the depth to them is marvellous.Packaging - No issues.Publishing - this was a casual read for me so the absence of a strong introduction didn't bother me at all. It was just enough, no issues. The font was legible and the book felt comfortable in my hands. Light.

Very good book

Willy Loman, the protagonist is a realistic and a relatable character. The play beautifully captures the essence of American Dream. Linda Loman is a typical dedicated wife, Biff and Happy are the product of recluse society devasted by great economic depression. It is one of the best modern tragedies, a common salesman is the representative of the entire middle class of the world, who struggle every day for every penny.

I was so emotionally overwhelmed after reading this masterpiece.

Book is pretty good in condition but I expect something more...I mean an introduction and commentary...But it doesn't consist..

I love it. The misconception of American dream. Family affairs. Realistic.