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James Joyce met and fell in love with Nora Barnacle. The day of
their first walk together, 16 June 1904, was immortalized as Bloomsday,
during which the entire narrative of his masterpiece Ulysses takes
place. To this day, Dubliners celebrate Bloomsday with literary
walks and celebrations.
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LINKS:
A comprehensive list of links to sites about
Bloomsday
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BLOOM LIVES ON:
June 16 has become an annual day of pilgrimage and celebration for lovers of James
Joyce’s Ulysses
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MAJOR WORKS:
List of works by James Joyce over his lifetime from 1904 to 1975
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BLOOMSDAY EVENTS:
Events taking place for Bloomsday June 16 2012
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ABOUT JOYCE:
Perhaps Ireland’s best-known and most-loved wordsmith.
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JOYCE QUOTES:
"No pen, no ink, no table, no room, no time, no quiet, no inclination"
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JOYCE SCHEMA:
Because people didn't understand what Ulysses was about, Joyce drew up a schema
which explained each chapter more...
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BLOOMSDAY DISCUSSIONS:
See what your fellow IrishAbroad members thought about not just Ulysses but also
other works by Joyce.
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