Thank you both for this lovely read, there are some great recommendations here.
On the topic of Ulysses, I am currently enjoying an audiobook version which is the 1982 RTÉ full cast production of the book for James Joyce’s 100 year birthday. It is done like a radio play with Irish voice actors and some sound design which brings the scenes to life. I have found it very helpful for separating some of the threads of thought and conversation when it gets more stream of consciousness-esque. You should be able to find it as a podcast on most platforms.
Unnameable Books is one of those places where you go in looking for one thing and come out with three things you didn't know existed. This is a good record of how that feels.
Thank you both for this lovely read, there are some great recommendations here.
On the topic of Ulysses, I am currently enjoying an audiobook version which is the 1982 RTÉ full cast production of the book for James Joyce’s 100 year birthday. It is done like a radio play with Irish voice actors and some sound design which brings the scenes to life. I have found it very helpful for separating some of the threads of thought and conversation when it gets more stream of consciousness-esque. You should be able to find it as a podcast on most platforms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulysses_(broadcast)
I loved reading this and it has me reflecting on so much especially the writer as critic moving into a space of the writer as novelist.
Book dates like these are such a great idea! It’s lovely getting an insight into someone’s reading life.
Unnameable Books is one of those places where you go in looking for one thing and come out with three things you didn't know existed. This is a good record of how that feels.
my favorite series. didn’t know she was a fellow born and raised brooklynite. it’s refreshing! And so many favorites I’m reminded to pick up