Read more articles about James Joyce's novel, Ulysses
The American academic succeeds in mitigating the sustained perception that reading Joyce is a challenging, intellectual exercise of great seriousness
The author’s latest novel, Katabasis, began as ‘a kind of silly satire – a romp through hell as a commentary on academia’
The publisher celebrates its 90th anniversary this month
Just as you can’t get someone, or something, to work out for you, there is nobody and nothing that can think on your behalf
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In a Word ... Precocious
Six pages of James Joyce’s masterpiece every night for five months, that shouldn’t be too hard. Right?
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