Harold Pinter (Critical Survey of Drama)
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In addition to his works for the stage, Harold Pinter has
published poetry and a few short stories in magazines. Early in his
writing career, he contributed poems to Poetry London under
the pseudonym Harold Pinta. He has written a number of radio plays
as well as screenplays adapted from his own works and those of
other writers. In 1972, Pinter was approached by Joseph Losey, who
had directed the films made from Pinter’s screenplays The
Servant (1963), Accident (1967), and The
Go-Between (1971), with the idea of adapting [The entire page is 6980 words long]
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