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Ulysses
The first edition, published by Shakespeare & Company in Paris in 1922.
© (Courtesy of Philip Lyman, Gotham Book Mart.)
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Two Portraits (computer drawings) of James Joyce by Carl Arrington
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Two Portraits (computer drawings) of James Joyce by Carl Arrington
© (Collection of A. Nicholas Fargnoli)
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"Joyce in the Park," by Ciceil and Murray Gross after Georges Seurat
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Nora Barnacle's House in Galway
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In chapter 5 (the Lotus-Eaters episode) of Ulysses, Leopold Bloom buys a cake of lemon soap at F.W. Sweny, Chemist. Bloom planned to return later in the day to pick up a refill of Molly's face lotion, but forgot to do so.
© (Photo courtesy of Lucretia Joyce Lyons)
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Joyce Museum, Dublin.
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7, Eccles Street, Leopold Bloom's residence; the door is now at the James Joyce Centre, 35 North Great George's Street, Dublin.
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Paul Joyce: the Aeolus episode, Chap. 7;
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Paul Joyce: a portrait of Joyce;
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Paul Joyce: Calypso episode, Chap. 4;
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Paul Joyce: the Proteus episode, Chap. 3;
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