The Puns and Detritus in James Joyce’s “Ulysses” : The New Yorker:
Silence, Exile, Punning.....
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This is a pretty good article. The article is ostensibly, but very much marginally a review of a Joyce biography. Instead it suggests what a strange and unusual (and flabergastingly brilliant) person our James was.
ReplyDeleteThat is an extraordinarily beautiful and moving article. Thanks for pointing it out here.
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