Fuck Yeah, James Joyce!
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August 2010

19 posts

Ford Madox Ford's passionate affair with Provence  → guardian.co.uk

He once went up in a lift with Rhys and James Joyce: despite his poor eyesight, Joyce managed to notice that Rhys’s dress was undone at the back, and hooked her up.

I’m sure he did.

Aug 31, 2010
Mountjoy Square to be named protected area  → irishtimes.com
Aug 31, 2010
Memory of the Players in a Mirror at Midnight → versephantom.blogspot.com
Aug 30, 2010
Hella Heaven: James Joyce in the news; William Blake and... Hemingway? → hellaheaven-ana.blogspot.com
Aug 30, 2010
“They hired this poor Irishman called James Joyce – I don’t know if you’ve heard of him – who wrote complete rot. If you read Ulysses, you can see him getting madder and madder.” —

Evelyn Waugh

In Their Own Words, BBC4 
The Great Home Movie Roadshow, BBC2 - Reviews, TV & Radio - The Independent
Aug 29, 20102 notes
james Joyce Centre - Heritage Week at the James Joyce Museum, Sandycove → jamesjoyce.ie
Aug 23, 2010
Molly Bloom: 3.5 out of 5  → edmontonsun.com
Aug 21, 2010
Too little flesh and blood in thwarted heroine → edmontonjournal.com
Aug 20, 2010
“A poor dotty Irishman called James Joyce, who was thought to be a great influence in my youth… wrote absolute rot.” —What Evelyn Waugh has to say on James Joyce, and other tales - Telegraph
Aug 20, 2010
First ever James Joyce tour of Ireland announced → irishcentral.com
Aug 19, 20104 notes
“IN 1905, NOT long after James Joyce left Ireland for good, his family moved on to my street for the briefest of spells. They’d barely had a chance to settle in when their house, like all the houses on the road, was badly flooded following an August downpour. The houses sank under 2ft of water after just a single night of rain and the family took flight.” —Frontier country for suburbia - The Irish Times - Tue, Aug 17, 2010
Aug 19, 2010
Aug 14, 20103 notes
Winner of the Book & Paper Fair best-author debate: James Joyce - Denver Art - Show and Tell → blogs.westword.com
Aug 13, 20102 notes
Marilyn Monroe and her literary loves - News, People - The Independent → independent.co.uk

The film star reveals her passion for literary giants including James Joyce, Walt Whitman and Samuel Beckett in previously unseen diary entries, musings and poems, challenging the popular myth that blondes are supposed to be dumb.

Aug 13, 20101 note
Audiobook of Ulysses by James Joyce → classaudiobooks.com
Aug 12, 2010
Aug 12, 2010
CFP: The IV James Joyce Birthday Conference in Rome « The James Joyce Italian Foundation → thejamesjoyceitalianfoundation.wordpress.com
Aug 11, 20101 note
'Handyman of letters' who put Mullingar on the Joycean map - The Irish Times - Sat, Aug 07, 2010 → irishtimes.com
Aug 10, 2010
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