A moral umbrellaFrom James Joyce’s Dubliners.#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 15, 2022A moral umbrella
BarometersA sentence from James Joyce’s “Counterparts” begins Charles Jackson’s novel The Lost Weekend.#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 9, 2022Barometers
Love and grammarFrom James Joyce’s “The Boarding House.”#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 9, 2022Love and grammar
Bloomsday 2021A 1904 recording of “Love’s Old Sweet Song.”#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 18, 2021Bloomsday 2021
Humanity in a president-electJoe Biden, James Joyce, and Delaware.#JamesJoyce#JoeBiden·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jan 22, 2021Humanity in a president-elect
Bloomsday 2020Leopold Bloom, eleven-year-old poet. From “Ithaca,” my favorite episode of James Joyce’s Ulysses (1922).#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 20, 2020Bloomsday 2020
Stephen Joyce (1932–2020)Not a good guy.#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Feb 10, 2020Stephen Joyce (1932–2020)
Joyce in LAIn Los Angeles, Charlene Matthews, bookbinder, has written out the text of James Joyce’s Ulysses on thirty-eight ship dowels.#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Dec 11, 2019Joyce in LA
Bloomsday 2019From “Ithaca,” my favorite episode of James Joyce’s Ulysses (1922).#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 19, 2019Bloomsday 2019
Maeve Brennan againChanneling James Joyce’s “Eveline.”#JamesJoyce#MaeveBrennan·mleddy.blogspot.com·May 22, 2019Maeve Brennan again
“I mean the opposite of hatred”From Ulysses.#JamesJoyce#Ulysses·mleddy.blogspot.com·May 22, 2019“I mean the opposite of hatred”
Politicians and JoyceAt The New Yorker, Kevin Dettmar, Joyce scholar, writes about “the politicians who love Ulysses”: Buden, Buttigieg, O’Rourke.#JamesJoyce#Ulysses·mleddy.blogspot.com·May 22, 2019Politicians and Joyce
A text for the dayIt’s fitting that ad canvasser Leopold Bloom, who goes to sleep thinking of “one sole unique advertisement to cause passers to stop in wonder,” should see Saint Patrick as an ad man who came up with a smart way to capture the public’s attention.#JamesJoyce#Ulysses·mleddy.blogspot.com·Mar 19, 2019A text for the day
Bloomsday 2018What Leopold Bloom thinks about when he goes to sleep.#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce#Ulysses·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 16, 2018Bloomsday 2018
Whatever became of John Kidd?In The New York Times, Jack Hiatt recounts his search for the James Joyce scholar John Kidd.#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 16, 2018Whatever became of John Kidd?
Lost UlyssesBenjamin Linus reads Ulysses.#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce#Ulysses·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 20, 2017Lost Ulysses
Bloomsday 2017A passage from “Ithaca.”#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce#Ulysses·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 20, 2017Bloomsday 2017
“Layers and layers of shelter”From Willa Cather’s Shadows on the Rock.#JamesJoyce#WillaCather·mleddy.blogspot.com·Sep 18, 2016“Layers and layers of shelter”
Bloomsday 2016“I dont like books with a Molly in them.”#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 17, 2016Bloomsday 2016
A text for the dayFrom Finnegans Wake.#JamesJoyce#Ireland·mleddy.blogspot.com·Apr 1, 2016A text for the day
Bloomsday 2015It is getting late, and Stephen Dedalus and company are very drunk:#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 18, 2015Bloomsday 2015
A portrait of the artist as a young dogMutts and Stephen Dedalus.#comics#JamesJoyce#Mutts·mleddy.blogspot.com·Apr 23, 2015A portrait of the artist as a young dog
Word of the day: palaver“When I see that word, I think of James Joyce’s story ‘The Dead,’ in which it’s spoken by Lily, the caretaker’s daughter.”#fiction#JamesJoyce#words·mleddy.blogspot.com·Oct 1, 2014Word of the day: palaver
Bloomsday 2014“What relation existed between their ages?”#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce#Ulysses·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 24, 2014Bloomsday 2014
Bloomsday 2012What is home without Plumtree’s Potted Meat? Incomplete.#Bloomsday#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 19, 2012Bloomsday 2012
Happy St. Patrick’s DayFrom Finnegans Wake.#JamesJoyce·mleddy.blogspot.com·Mar 17, 2012Happy St. Patrick’s Day
“[T]he creature cocoa”A passage from Ulysses#Bloomsday#fiction#JamesJoyce#Ulysses·mleddy.blogspot.com·Jun 17, 2011“[T]he creature cocoa”