James Joyce lezen met Bindervoet en Henkes

05/02/2019

http://jamesjoyce.ie/terence-killeens-full-lecture-annas-adieu-the-end-of-finnegans-wake/

In December 2018 the James Joyce Centre Research Scholar and author of Ulysses Unbound Terence Killeen held a lecture exploring the final 10 pages of Finnegans Wake, the monologue of Anna Livia as she approaches her end. Due to popular demand and with Terence Killeen’s permission, we are publ...

06/12/2018

Item one of many artefacts from Irish literary history which were sold on Tuesday

24/10/2018

Literary chemist that featured in Ulysses included in €3.25m building sale

21/10/2018

http://moicani.over-blog.com/2018/09/lucia-joyce-dances.html

"Quand un salon littéraire devient un bo***ir pour dames"

21/10/2018

Colm Tóibín’s examination of three writers’ relationships with their fathers is full of insight and intrigue

20/10/2018

The house where Oscar Wilde grew up and where James Joyce was let down, the library where WB Yeats studied … the Irish capital is full with the ghosts of great writers

14/10/2018

James Joyce with John Drinkwater 1928 in Salzburg, outside the Hotel Bristol

Accompanying his wife Daisy Kennedy, who was giving a concert at the Mozarthaus (Grosser Saal) during the Salzburg Festival, they met up with James Joyce and his innamorata Nora Barnacle. John had offered valuable support to Joyce by praising his work at a time when most critics were having a field day crucifying it for its complexity and the extraordinary demands it made on the reader. They had met the previous year in London.

14/10/2018

Salzburg, home of the Fluviana!

James Joyce 1928 in Salzburg, outside the Hotel Bristol
Daisy Drinkwater (professional name Kennedy) stands second from the right (in white), with Nora Barnacle (Joyce's lifelong partner, who he was eventually to marry, on July 4th, 1931, in London) beside her, far right. The bespectacled lady next to Joyce has been identified as Kathleen Markwell, concert pianist, and was Daisy's accompanist. Markwell is also notable for that fact that she had, in 1925, married Hiawatha Coleridge-Taylor, son of the eminent black English composer, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.

10/10/2018

http://moicani.over-blog.com/2018/10/goo-goo-goo-joob-the-john-lennon/james-joyce-connection-through-lewis-carroll-s-looking-glass.html

Goo Goo Goo Joob!: The John Lennon/James Joyce Connection Through Lewis Carroll’s “Looking-Glass” “Sevensinns in her singthings Plurabelle in her prose Seashell ebb music wayriver she flows” (1). Examining the influence of one individual upon another,...

09/10/2018

JOHN LENNON: JAMES JOYCE’S ILLEGITIMATE SON? On the 23rd of March 1964, In His Own Write by John Lennon was first published. The book was the first solo Beatle project in any form that turned out to be an instant success. Printed initially by Jonathan...

06/10/2018

https://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/bones-of-contention-why-the-remains-of-james-joyce-are-still-in-exile-1.3651912?mode=amp #.W7dVW1w9rs4.mailto

Frank McNally: An Irishman’s Diary

25/08/2018

Met de uitgave van Varia hebben Robert-Jan Henkes en Erik Bindervoet hun megaproject – alles van James Joyce vertalen – afgerond. Opnieuw met prach...

06/07/2018

A blog about James Joyce's Finnegans Wake

04/07/2018

04/07/2018

In my last posting I quoted a letter by the famous Irish novelist James Joyce when he, his wife Nora and his daughter Lucia visited The Hague for a short vacation. His companion for life Nora Barna…

21/06/2018

Two decades ago, a renowned professor promised to produce a flawless version of one of the 20th century’s most celebrated novels: “Ulysses.” Then he disappeared.

21/06/2018

James Joyce's daughter Lucia was a remarkable dancer – something that has been buried in her troubled history

13/06/2018

Ulysses' journey - the first sightings of James Joyce’s masterpiece | The Century Ireland project is an online historical newspaper that tells the story of the events of Irish life a century ago