Aquacity and originality (Bloomsday)
From the “Ithaca” episode of Ulysses.
“Kraahraark!” (Bloomsday)
It’s June 16, 1904, and Leopold Bloom is, as he often is, inventing.
Missing posts
For some reason, two Bloomsday posts today never made it to my RSS, The Old Reader.So just in case, here they are.
Bloomsday 2022
“Fellows of the right kidney.”
Bloomsday 2021
A 1904 recording of “Love’s Old Sweet Song.”
Bloomsday 2020
Leopold Bloom, eleven-year-old poet. From “Ithaca,” my favorite episode of James Joyce’s Ulysses (1922).
Bloomsday 2019
From “Ithaca,” my favorite episode of James Joyce’s Ulysses (1922).
Bloomsday 2018
What Leopold Bloom thinks about when he goes to sleep.
Lost Ulysses
Benjamin Linus reads Ulysses.
Bloomsday 2017
A passage from “Ithaca.”
Bloomsday 2016
“I dont like books with a Molly in them.”
Bloomsday 2015
It is getting late, and Stephen Dedalus and company are very drunk:
Bloomsday 2014
“What relation existed between their ages?”
Bloomsday 2012
What is home without Plumtree’s Potted Meat? Incomplete.
“[T]he creature cocoa”
A passage from Ulysses
Ulysses on the air
From WNYC
Bloomsday 2010
On water, from Ulysses
Bloomsday 2008
June 16: an excerpt from Ulysses