"Molloy" is a novel by the Irish writer Samuel Beckett, which is considered one of the greatest works of absurdism of the 20th century. In this book, the world of the main character is revealed to the reader, full of absurdity, disorder and despair. Molloy is a lonely man who travels through landscapes, tracking certain of his thoughts and memories, but at the same time it is not always possible to distinguish reality from illusions. In the novel, the author perfectly uses a unique style of writing, collaging elements of philosophy, mysticism and surrealism. The book "Molloy" transports the reader into an abyss of emotions and conclusions that remain on the border between rationality and nonsense. Thanks to Beckett's skill, each paragraph of "Molloy" is filled with deep meaning and provokes the reader to engaging reflections on the essence of human existence and existence in this world. "Molloy" is a work that will leave a mark in the heart of everyone who is interested in the search for truth and meaning in their lives.