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Bob R Bogle has been a cell biologist, a phycologist, an oceanographer, a clinical chemist, a histocompatability technologist (Frankenstein business), a reluctant hematologist, a microbiologist, a blood banker, a father, a Dylanologist, an aficionado of Frank Herbert, Ernest Hemingway, Herman Melville, Walt Whitman and James Joyce, and a life-long writer. Most of his professional training was at the University of Arizona in Tucson.

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Frank Herbert:  The Works

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Franz Kafka: The Trial.

A few weeks ago by accident I stumbled across Orson Welles’ 1962 version of the Franz Kafka novel The Trial. Intrigued, and knowing next to nothing about Welles, I was next led to the 2015 documentary Magician: the Astonishing Life & Work of Orson Welles which, among other things, suggests that Welles had remade Kafka’s book in his own image. Finally, as my own real life abruptly spiraled into som

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Alfonso Zapico's 2011 book James Joyce: Portrait of a Dubliner ― A Graphic Biography, is most excellent. My hardbound, 231-page copy is a 2016 North American edition. Zapico's illustrations are first-rate. Occasionally he gets a fact wrong here or th ...more
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Bob R Bogle Phillip wrote: "a friend of joyce is a friend indeed! - pass the shem and shaun and never mind the babble of the washerwomen at the brook ... its a beautiful music, this riverrun - turn it up and play it loud."

I've puttered around the Wake but so far unwilling/unable to commit to actually doing something like reading it, although I do read about it now and then. I'm unconvinced that it wasn't a substantial error on JJ's part. Your opinion?


Phillip a friend of joyce is a friend indeed! - pass the shem and shaun and never mind the babble of the washerwomen at the brook ... its a beautiful music, this riverrun - turn it up and play it loud.


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