Oedipus Plays

Discover the haunting and powerful narratives of Oedipus Plays, a compelling collection that delves into the tragic fate of Thebes, written by the renowned playwright Sophocles. Published by Samuel French Ltd in 2002, this paperback edition spans 54 pages, offering a concise yet profound exploration of themes such as fate, identity, and the human condition.

In a world ravaged by chaos and "devastruction," language has regressed to a primitive state, reflecting the disorder in society. As the characters grapple with their destinies, they are caught in a web of familial conflict and moral dilemmas, where sons confront their fathers and mothers bear the weight of their children's actions.

This edition of Oedipus Plays is essential for anyone interested in classic literature, tragedy, or the timeless questions of humanity. Immerse yourself in this extraordinary journey through Sophocles' masterful storytelling and gain insight into the complexities of life and legacy.