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For Arthur Miller's centennial year, The Library of America and editor Tony Kushner present the final volume in the definitive collected edition of the essential American dramatist. Here are eleven masterful, haunting, funny, and provocative later plays, from the double-bill (1987) to (2004), Millers final stage work, based loosely on events around the filming of , in 1960, with Marilyn Monroe. In between, Miller revisits the perennially rich themes that define his workthe vagaries of fate and chance, the press of public events on private liveswith such plays as , , , , and . Also presented in the volume are the early play , about the conquest of Mexico, which Miller revised for its first production in 1987; several shorter one-act plays and never-before-published early works and radio plays; and a selection of Millers incisive prose reflections on his art, among them On Screenwriting and Language and About Theatre Language.