Dubliners
5 journalers for this copy...
Famous short story collection set in Dublin.
Journal Entry 2 by SaschaBWk at BücherBox in -- Per Post/Persönliche Weitergabe--, Hessen Germany on Monday, May 16, 2005
I've never read anything by James Joyce so I decided to take this out of the bookbox.
This was my first James Joyce (who knows, one day I might actually read Ulysses). I liked the stories and I even recognized some of the places mentioned (I visited Dublin a few years ago). Some stories left me a bit puzzled, I think it would have been nice to know more about the historical context.
14.8. The Dubliners are now part of the Big Yellow English Bookbox.
14.8. The Dubliners are now part of the Big Yellow English Bookbox.
Journal Entry 5 by schwarzer-mann from Hamburg - City, Hamburg Germany on Wednesday, August 17, 2005
Received with the Big Yellow English Bookbox.
Journal Entry 6 by schwarzer-mann at Per Post geschickt in -- Per Post geschickt/ Persönlich weitergegeben --, Schleswig-Holstein Germany on Monday, September 19, 2005
Released 18 yrs ago (9/19/2005 UTC) at Per Post geschickt in -- Per Post geschickt/ Persönlich weitergegeben --, Schleswig-Holstein Germany
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Via mail to Finland !
Via mail to Finland !
The book arrived already few days back, I just forgot to journal it.
Thank you for the trade schwarzer-mann!
Thank you for the trade schwarzer-mann!
I finally read this book and liked it. I have been fond of James Joyce for quite a while and after visiting Dublin last fall it was facinating to read this book. I liked some short stories more than the others, in some of them I really felt the emotions that the caracters felt.
I added this book to my Book from every country -challenge as Ireland, ofcourse.
I'm passing this book on to Annelis, who picked it up from the Finnish pigbag nr.1.
I added this book to my Book from every country -challenge as Ireland, ofcourse.
I'm passing this book on to Annelis, who picked it up from the Finnish pigbag nr.1.
Oh, this is quite a cute piglet from the sack, nöf nöf! It is not so long ago when I thought that I should read this book. I visited Dublin some five years ago and said hello to the statue of James Joyce.
