Alfred Jarry isn’t the most famous name in the world of literature. He is, for the most part, forgotten, remembered if at all on the basis of his most famous work, the play “Ubu Roi,” a chaotic and decadent work of symbolist mayhem that generations of drama students are familiar with as, most often, a first-year script. Perhaps it deserves more recognition.
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