For most of his Broadway plays Tennessee Williams composed an essay, most often for There isn't a dull or conventional page, or an unlovely sentence in the book. Scott Eyman, A wonderful collection that should not be missed by those with even a glimmer of interest in the theater. It should be read not as a series of disparate essays but from cover to cover. Somehow, it's like seeing the Wizard of Oz looking out of the curtain and seeing himself in a mirror. This collection of essays adds immeasurably to our understanding of Williams' devoted heart, his brave struggle.