Granddaddy of em all; Ulysses

[David Casseres]

I read it when I was a teenager and had a wonderful time with it. 
Since then I have had to endure many people, some of them on this
list, that I couldn't possibly have had any idea what I was reading. 
One day I'll read it again now that I am a sage old man and know how
to deconstruct stuff.

In the 70's I saw a marvelous one-woman show by Fionnula Flanagan
called "Joyce's Women" (I think).  It was a collage of dramatic
readings from Joyce but especially from Ulysses, ending with Molly
Bloom's soliloquy, during which, as the lights grew dim, she began to
masturbate.  Ah, the 70's!

On 3/18/06, hilary y <hilbeanie at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I am in the middle of the granddaddy of all, of the high modern novels;
> Ullysses and want any feedback any of you might have to say about reading
> that novel.
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>  experiences, takes, etc.?
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