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Poor guy was none too appreciated in his day.
— Aug 29, 2021 11:28AM
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Approaching the end. I fear I'm not quite Gilbert's audience here, as I don't read more than a smattering of French (uncultured fellow that I am).
— Oct 04, 2021 03:07PM
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In which JJ recounts the contents of a threatening letter he received.
— Sep 27, 2021 10:29AM
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Into the time during which the Wake was written.
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Joyce meets with some success after the publication of Ulysses, though the second edition causes a stir.
— Sep 19, 2021 07:42PM
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There's an abridged one volume edition called the Selected Letters of James Joyce. This is the first of three volumes constituting the complete letters I believe. First one edited by Gilbert and the other two by Ellmann. And I guess FW is where my opinion diverges from Pound's! Talk about a polarizing book....
Indeed--some requests for coins & lots of correspondence with publishers, literary agents, et al. Also found it interesting that Ezra Pound was such a good friend to and proponent of Joyce. I will probably read all three volumes eventually, but not likely at one go.