Buck Mulligan

[Anonymous No.1853811]

It is Bloomsday already in Ireland.

What are anons doing to celebrate Bloomsday.

[Stradlater !!iwUBihX3yR3 No.1853831]

>>1853811

I read some Frank O'Connor short stories.

[Anonymous No.1853829]

>Unabridged version
>Cover has a brigde on it

I'm not sure what to believe anymore.

[Anonymous No.1853839]

I may go out and buy Ulysses as I've been planning to do for awhile. That, or read my favorite stories from Dubliners.

[Sherlock Holmes Guy No.1853852]

>>1853829
hahaha

[Anonymous No.1853869]

I suppose if we were being true to the book, we would go be cuckolds.

[Anonymous No.1853877]

>>1853829

minor mindfuck

[Anonymous No.1853888]

>>1853829

'1853829', the number of the only good comment posted on /lit/ ever

[Anonymous No.1853891]

>>1853869
Women make us cuckolds, boyo.

>Sadly, husbands do not get a vote.

[Anonymous No.1853906]

Have to work all day. So I'll just wait while I wait. Hee hee hee hee. Hoh.

[Anonymous No.1853910]

Read Ulysses in one day.

[Anonymous No.1853912]

>>1853839
Joyce would have dug it.
I'm hoping to go into Dublin, but last year I felt a demoralized because going to a milkshake bar was the height of the day. (Yes, it's 3:36 in Ireland).
Also I shall hope to buy some books in Chapters, paragon of bookshops. I might have to walk the city alone, that's another consideration.

[Anonymous No.1853915]

>>1853912
Full stop should have gone in parentheses. Soz.

[Anonymous No.1854267]

As the rest of the world becomes Bloomsday, what are you doing to celebrate/commemorate?

[Anonymous No.1854273]

>>1854267
Maybe I will write something.

[Anonymous No.1854276]

I'm listening to Donal Donnally read Ulysses. 41 CD's! It's fucking tits!

[Anonymous No.1854277]

>captcha: dedalus rejoice
I shit you not.

But back on topic, I'm going to... I dunno..maybe try to kill my internet so I can actually write something.

[Anonymous No.1854289]

2 minutes on Best Coast

[samefag No.1854291]

>>1854289
dat timing

Happy Bloomsday!

[Anonymous No.1854295]

>>1854277


Fuck that just write on the internet. on this forum and be happy to know that it will dissappear and everyone will tl;dr...

Fucking liberating.

[Anonymous No.1854316]

>>1854277
I hope you do just that, Anon. It will be worth the doing, no matter what flows forth from your fingers. And we all say we will take time to write, but how many do?

[Anonymous No.1854396]

>>1853910
Challenge accepted, motherfucker. I'm already on chapter 3.

[Anonymous No.1854399]

>>1854316
>all those feels when

[Anonymous No.1854419]

Is there an audiobook Finnegans wake?

[Anonymous No.1854422]

>>1854316
What a scary picture.

[Anonymous No.1854428]

>>1854316

That's some poignant shit, bro.

[Anonymous No.1854498]

>>1854316
Everyone needs to read this pic at least once a week. We have a shelf life anons. The time to be awesome is today.

And all of our todays.

[Anonymous No.1854539]

Ulysses is my favourite novel.

I like in Ireland.

I'm sitting in my pants. :-/ I really should get round to celebrating some year.

[Anonymous No.1854541]

>>1854539

That would be live. Well in Belfast which is in Northern Ireland 100 miles away from the celebrations.

[Anonymous No.1855408]

>>1854419
There are two.

The abridged one is high-quality with music, a male and female actor and some sound effects. The unabridged is frantic and crazy and read by an Irish man.

Torrents are available online. (Don't have any more info at this time, sorr)

[Anonymous No.1855838]

>>1853811
Bloomsday will be over soon and all I did was go to work.

[Sherlock Holmes Guy No.1855853]

Alright, after work I went to the library and wound up reading 3 stories from Dubliners (The Sisters, An Encounter, Araby) and it left me wanting to read the rest.

Then I opened Ulysses and began to read it; I'm not far in yet but I really like it so far, gonna read the whole thang.


I also had a look at Finnegans Wake, and... I think maybe I'll uh...save that one for later, or somethin...yyyeah

>>1854277
>dedalus rejoice
>dedalus
>JOICE

Woooooaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[Anonymous No.1855860]

>over 14
>reading Ulysses

Gee, why not crack open "Horton Hears a Who!" while you're at it, kids.

[Anonymous No.1855864]

>>1855853
>I also had a look at Finnegans Wake, and... I think maybe I'll uh...save that one for later, or somethin...yyyeah
>Finnegans Wake

Don't you mean "Finnegans Piece-of-Cake"?

[Anonymous No.1855868]

>>1855860

[Anonymous No.1855879]

>>1855853

Read Dubliners and Portrait before Ulysses.

[Sherlock Holmes Guy No.1855885]

>>1855864
there's cake in there?

fffuccckk, i left it at the library!

I might read it eventually, but after glimpsing the first page I had to snap it closed immediately before i began to fart and sigh with lust and hitch up my frills to frig myself right there at the study table

>>1855879
How come? I'm quite enjoying it already; I'll probably read Dubliners simultaneously, though. Why should I read Portrait?

[Anonymous No.1855892]

>>1855885

Portrait is Stephen growing up, Ulysses follows a few years after with Stephen as one of the main characters. I feel the rest should be self-explanatory.

[Anonymous No.1855899]

>>1855892
It has also been said that he narrates several stories of Dubliners, so you should read it first.

Dubliners - Portrait - Ulysses

[Anonymous No.1855923]

Why the fuck are all the Irish holiday's celebrated internationally! Seriously, Fuck Ireland!

"Vive le Québec libre!"

[Sherlock Holmes Guy No.1855926]

>>1855892
>>1855899
I see.

Well, I will keep this information in mind as I read, but i'm a groping madman with things that interest me, proper sequence is something i frequently bowl over either by accident, indifference, or active experimentation

[Anonymous No.1855931]

Did anybody go to a reading today? I went to the Bloomsday reading in Philly. I stayed for about 4 chapters. There was a decent amount of people there.