I'll get to some thoughts on our last meeting, I promise. But meanwhile, you could do a lot worse than to read Ed's reflections on Lewis Carroll as he appears in the Wake. All you have to do is go here and you'll get a glimpe of the Carrollian underpinnings of the book.
Road to Gaza
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Acts 8:26-40 The road to Gaza1, which Philip traveled on in our story from
the Book of Acts, was a scorching and arid journey through the desert.
Located s...
The Rivers of Anna Livia Plurabelle
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*'(Joyce) told me that into the prose of the little book in question—Anna
Livia Plurabelle—he had woven the names of five hundred rivers....He told
me, I r...
Six of My Favorite Experiences of 2023
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Natural Bridge, Virginia
*Great, bright portal,*
*shelf of rock,*
*rocks fitted in long ledges*[...]
*The world heaved—we are next to the sky*
- H.D.
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Strange and Blessed Fire 5: Mothernaked
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*While Pico and Patrizzi might differ on Aristotle, their philosophies
incurred the common fate of condemnation by the Church. Yet neither was
intention...
Thanks for visiting
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Hello! Thank you for visiting this site and checking out my project. If the
only thing you love is James Joyce, then I have some unfortunate news.
Unless a...
On Finishing FINNEGANS WAKE
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I’ve only ever belonged to one reading group, and for eight and a half
years we’ve been reading the same book, *Finnegans Wake*. Yes, you read
that right...
[New Ulysses and Finnegans Wake etexts]
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you can see a preview here of my new vanilla onepage html Ulysses and
Finnegans Wake.
they have some subtle features including direct links to my U and FW ...
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Usually Finnegans Wake readings are all trees, even leaves, and not much
forest. There's little narrative and even less sense. The broader plot
summary p...
@11ysses
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When the first earthquake hit Japan this year, I realized that it was
surprisingly difficult to get up-to-date news. The New York Times was still
making ts...
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