Death of a Salesman: Certain Private Conversations in Two Acts And a Requiem Miller, Arthur

**Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller - Preloved Paperback**

Willy Loman's having a bit of a crisis. This devastating two-act drama follows a traveling salesman whose American Dream has curdled into something rather nightmarish. As Willy's grip on reality loosens, we witness his fractured relationships with sons Biff and Happy, and the crushing weight of his delusions about success and self-worth.

Miller's Pulitzer Prize-winning play brutally dissects capitalism, family dysfunction, and the mythology of achievement in post-war America. It's essential reading for theater lovers, students tackling classic American drama, or anyone who's ever felt like they're chasing someone else's definition of success.

This preloved copy from Patina Paperbacks has lived a little – perfect for discovering why this 1949 play still hits hard today. Miller didn't mess about with subtlety, and neither should you.

**Reader Reviews:**
"Finished this in one sitting and felt emotionally pummeled in the best way possible. Willy Loman is infuriating and heartbreaking simultaneously."
"Expected dusty academic theater but got gut-punching family drama instead. Miller knew exactly what he was doing."