Category: James Joyce
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M is for Monkey: Journey to the West
“Well, it’s about Ezra Pound and James Joyce, whom I regard as the two major innovators of twentieth century literature. And oddly they both had…
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T is for Tale: of the Tribe (Happy NEW Year!)
I made this reply at a forum to a question about theTale of the Tribe – the title of an unfinished book byRobert Anton Wilson,…
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FW is for Finnegans Wake: Awake Aweek. Part:1 Episode:5 Page:106
Happy Holidays everyone. I found myself swimming in the wake again this week, this jumped out and asked to be posted. Link to the entire…
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H is for Horseplay @ Finnegans Wake
“JAMES JOYCE, nominated by Kieren Fallon last month as one he was looking forward to riding this season, makes his reappearance in the Leopardstown 2,000…
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BH is for Blueberry Helixirs: Sacred Helixirs and Finnegans Wake.
Sacred Helixirs and Finnegans Wake. The Amanita Muscaria species of toadstool or mushroom has a very special role in literary and poetic History. I have…
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W is for WOID: In the Bugining woz the woid
Hi. The following passage from Finnegans Wake by James Joyce was published in 1939. [they] say everybody who looks into the Wake finds spooky coincidances…
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A is for Awake: FW title plays
Acrillic FigaThe following is a fresh poem i just spat out, which is fourteen anagrams of Finnegans wake. After that are quotes i collected and…
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