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pashmack 8 yrs ago | 1 replies
Congrats to all who have persevered and finished! I've made only one New Years resolution so far, and it is to finish the book sometime during the coming year.


pashmack 8 yrs ago | 1 replies
Me, too! I haven't even started episode 12 yet. Come on, jax (and come on, self!) - we can do this!

pashmack 8 yrs ago | 1 replies
I've finally finished reading this episode. This episode finally reading I've finished . Fin fine re... on to episode 12.

pashmack 8 yrs ago
Seems like we are being dropped into many different conversations and situations that are occurring all over Dublin simultaneously. Unfortunately, I can't remember who many of these people are, and what some are doing is…

pashmack 8 yrs ago
I'm having a hard time sticking with this episode. I've started reading it on three occasions, and ended up abandoning it each time. I am going to make another effort to get through it before the weekend. Hope I'm abl…

pashmack 8 yrs ago | 2 replies
I believe I read that Milly was 14 or 15, and that Rudy would have been 11 had he lived. When Bloom mentions six years, I'm not convinced he's talking about how long he's been married. He mentions that he "got the job …

pashmack 8 yrs ago
Chaotic mental musings, indeed, JudySlump. Even the narrator's sentences seem chaotic: "Dribbling a quiet message from his bladder came to go to do not to do there to do." Found this line amusing for some reason: "H…

pashmack 8 yrs ago
Caught up now! I did find this episode a bit tedious, and was thankful for the comic relief provided by Lenehan. His attempts at humor may have missed the mark at times, but it was amusing that he kept trying.

pashmack 8 yrs ago
Sadly, I read only a couple of pages of this episode before putting it aside. Other books seem to call out to me to come back to them when I put them aside. This time, I felt/heard nothing! I'll try to get back to it …

pashmack 8 yrs ago
Oh, JudySlump, please don't drop into lurker mode! I so enjoy your contributions to the threads. Carping? Looks like honest and insight - filled reflections on the material to me. I've always had difficulty expressing…

pashmack 8 yrs ago
Love your theory on reading stream of consciousness writing, Stoepbrak. I think you're on to something. I am rather enjoying reading the book thus far - not actually trying to cross the stream but floating down it on a…

pashmack 9 yrs ago
Indeed! It appears both Molly and "Poldy" have something going on the side.

pashmack 9 yrs ago
I, too, enjoyed Jim Norton's reading of the scenes with the cat, JudySlump612. Sadly, I've had to return the audiobook to the library after exhausting the number of allowable renewals. I had been both reading and listen…

pashmack 9 yrs ago
Yes, gypsysmom, this chapter did seem easier than the last one. I can't remember if anyone has mentioned this website yet: http://www.ulyssesseen.com/comic/us_comic_chapters-page.html It has some of the chapters in…

pashmack 9 yrs ago | 1 replies
Wow - I guess episodes one and two had lulled me into a false sense of security. This one was a bit more challenging. I recently borrowed the audiobook from the library, as someone here had suggested. I happened to lis…

pashmack 9 yrs ago
Ah....that makes sense. Thanks for the background info about the pier.

pashmack 9 yrs ago
maybe not for long? Mr. Deasy tells him "I foresee that you will not remain here very long at this work. You were not born to be a teacher, I think..." (But then, Mr. Deasy has lot of opinions - about Jews, women...wh…

pashmack 9 yrs ago
Very interesting, gypsysmom. Wouldn't you love to have been a fly on the wall at that "epic dinner"? (Proust, Picasso, Stravinsky and Joyce) Writer's Almanac also had a piece on Joyce yesterday, noting that Ulysses …

pashmack 9 yrs ago
[[ I assumed the bad feelings between Mulligan and Dedalus were just as Stephen says, that Mulligan said to his mother and another guest when they asked who was across the hall "O, it's only Dedalus whose mother is bea…


pashmack 9 yrs ago | 1 replies
It's been so long since I have peeked into Book Talk, and I'm pretty excited to find this read-along. Ulysses has been sitting on Mt TBR so long - I'd love to join you. (Easy to say, while I am home on holiday break. I …

pashmack 10 yrs ago
Trying to finish it this weekend so I can start The Cuckoo's Calling. Both are e-books borrowed from the library. Unfortunately, since I've been borrowing e-books from the public library, I haven't been bookcrossing a…

pashmack 10 yrs ago
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing this, ahimsa. I listened to the audiobook several years back, and I, too, found the circumstances of the discovery of the manuscript to be just as interesting as the narrative itself…

pashmack 11 yrs ago
I recently heard some women at work talking about this series. I looked it up on Amazon to see what the fuss was about, and found a rather amusing review by a man who describes himself as a "male senior citizen, semi-…

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