"Watt" is a work of the famous Irish writer Samuel Beckett, which was first published in 1953. This book, written in English, is one of the most influential in the 20th century. It has become a symbol of experimental prose and is characterized by a unique style and unique atmosphere. In Watts, Beckett tells the story of a lonely man looking for the purpose of his life in the chaos of the world around him. The picture he describes is full of deep philosophical implications and allegorical meanings. Every line of the book is filled with questions about existence, loneliness and human nature. "Watt" is a work that raises difficult moral questions and forces the reader to rethink his attitude to the world. This book deepens our understanding of the human soul and helps to find answers to many important questions.