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Joyceana – The Secret Gnomonclature.
Review: “The Secret Gnomonclature of James Joyce’s ‘The Sisters’ Revisited.” Joyceana – The Secret Gnomonclature. Tagged: Dubliners, James Joyce, writing
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The James Joyce Centre, Dublin presents Ulysses.
Episode I TELEMACHUS Presented by David Norris Episode II NESTOR Presented by Caroline Elbay Episode III PROTEUS Presented by David Norris Episode IV CALYPSO Presented by Maite Lopez Episode V LOTUS...
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Four short video clips for those who don’t quite get it just yet: why James...
Why Read James Joyce: On the Inspiration of James Joyce’s Writing: Why is James Joyce’s ‘Dubliners’ so Cool: The Music of James Joyce’s Writing: Tagged: James Joyce
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Dubliners at 100 – The Greene Space.
Now that your appetite for Joyce has been whetted by the last blog post, here’s the Want to Know More? critical link: Dubliners at 100 – The Greene Space. (Hint: click on it. Definitely.) Tagged:...
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Ulysses: A Few Thoughts on Scylla and Charybdis.
N.B. I’d planned to post this as a comment on a friend’s site, but apparently my comment is too long. So I’ll just blog it here, and post a link to this blog posting on his site. Check him out here. A...
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James Joyce in your pocket.
I readily admit I wasn’t expecting too much from this little green paperback about James Joyce and his fiction; it’s a booklet of only 89 pages after all, plus end material, and it’s so small I could...
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James Joyce’s Ulysses: Critical Essays (Hart and Hayman, Eds.)
A few years ago some Twitter wit, I forget whom, suggested that the eighteen episodes comprising James Joyce’s Ulysses might be conceived of as more-or-less independent scrolls; that the compounded...
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James Joyce: The Critical Writings (Mason and Ellmann, Eds.).
The first thing to know about this book is that its title is deceptive. A collection of 57 essays written by James Joyce between c1896 and 1937, it’s not so much “critically-important” reading for...
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Plotting Against James Joyce
If someone recommends a novel to you, what’s the first question you ask? “What’s it about?” Nothing wrong with that. Still, it’s interesting that we don’t ask first about genre, or about characters, or...
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The Cambridge Companion to James Joyce (1st Ed.).
Facts are one thing; the language we use to mimic facts is another. Communication requires translation. This is true whether we transpose one language into another or whether we merely receive...
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