Re: Joyce, Episode 37. A Touch of Inwit
Stephen's inner voice, a presumption of remorse, and a few words on Ireland's climate.
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Stephen's inner voice, a presumption of remorse, and a few words on Ireland's climate.
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I just want to add: I am following these episodes very closely, rereading the book with delight, achieving a deeper understanding and thanking Mr. Delaney for his excellent work. Onward and upward!
Posted by: Steve K | Feb 25, 2011 at 12:26 AM
Ok, you have me hooked. Please don't lose interest and whatever you do, don't get sick! I will try and do the same. I may not have 20 years ahead of me, but if I don't make it perhaps I can take my more nearly finished and annotated Ulysses to hell with me and have Joyce autograph it for me.
Posted by: Allen Sims | Mar 01, 2011 at 12:06 PM
Mr. Delany,
I am reading Ulysses for the first time and am incredibly appreciative of your time, and expertise, in putting these shows together. They are an invaluable assistance in my progress. I cannot think of a more accesible manner to address such a complex work. Thank you very much.
Posted by: Matt Connors | Mar 01, 2011 at 02:28 PM
Mr. Delany,
I am reading Ulysses for the first time and am incredibly appreciative of your time, and expertise, in putting these shows together. They are an invaluable assistance in my progress. I cannot think of a more accesible manner to address such a complex work. Thank you very much.
Posted by: Matt Connors | Mar 01, 2011 at 02:28 PM