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17242536 No.17242536 [Reply] [Original]

If you don't like Joyce, you shouldn't be here. Period.

>> No.17242538

I like him, just not enough to read his work

>> No.17242540

I’d put Proust as the ultimate bugmen filter desu

>> No.17242629

>>17242540
Proust is soulless, Joyce had SOVL.
10 bucks say you haven't completed ISOLT.

>> No.17242844

Far too meretricious. Unconchable.

>> No.17242908
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Someone post "it"

>> No.17242913

>>17242629
Have you even started ISOLT? Proust is full of soul.

>> No.17242924

>>17242536
bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonnerronntuonnthunntrovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnuk!

>> No.17242925

>>17242536
Joyce be looking fine in that pic bruh

>> No.17242938

>>17242538
That's a shame, since reading his work is one of the greatest pleasures I've had in life

>> No.17242955
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>>17242938
Ah, no, it is not entirely true, there is one work I enjoy, his magnum opus

>> No.17242964

>>17242629
What the fuck

>> No.17242988

>“He thought of how she who lay beside him had locked in her heart for so many years that image of her lover’s eyes when he had told her that he did not wish to live.
>Generous tears filled Gabriel’s eyes. He had never felt like that himself towards any woman, but he knew that such a feeling must be love.”

>“His soul swooned slowly as he heard the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling, like the descent of their last end, upon all the living and the dead.”
;_;

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>>17242988
>the elegant alliteration
>the sombre final clause

>> No.17243078

>>17242913
Bullshit.

>> No.17243082

i am on my period blood blood blood and bits of sick

>> No.17243104

>>17242955
this will never not give me an erection

>> No.17243645

>>17242538
No, you don't. You can't like Joyce, or anyone else for that matter, without wanting to read his work.

>> No.17243755

>>17242988
it’s a bit juvenile
he did write it when he was 23, though

>> No.17243932

>>17242955
I unironically get more from this little except than half of his short stories

>> No.17243938

Nobody reads here anymore. That includes reading Joyce

>> No.17243943

>>17242988
>it's a bit juvenile
Literally the greatest short story ever written. The fact that he wrote at at 23 is damn impressive

>> No.17243950

>>17243943
>>17243755
oops replied to the wrong comment

>> No.17244003

>>17242536
GRRM is an unironically better author.

>> No.17244681

>>17244003
dangerously based

>> No.17244694

>>17244003
You may have a point if he could actually finish his books. At this point The Winds of Winter is going to take as long to write as Finnegans Wake took Joyce

>> No.17244805

>>17242540
As someone who has read both Joyce's bibliography and ISOLT, I can assure you that Joyce is far superior in every way