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“It is two years after you all recorded this, and I am now tuning in for the first time, after having finally finished Ulysses. The words are still fresh, ringing in my mind, like hoofirons, and it is so wonderful to bathe in the stream of your insights, questions, and feelings about this book. Thanks for keeping the episodes up. Hopefully you or another trio will do this again someday.”
Samantha Antics via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/24/24
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“The readings vary in quality in terms of audio but all the speakers bring something unique to the readings. It’s a great way to discover Ulysses but make sure to get at least an idea of the structure of the novel and a rough summary of what happens in each section before embarking: you will soon...”Read full review »
Der Englander via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
02/09/22
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“for finally (after several failed attempts to turn the pages myself) allowing Ulysses to cast its magic spell - I am spellbound and look forward to each new reading - wonderful”
Mydaysrmusic via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/11/22
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“Would have probably enjoyed this given the scale of the project, but can't bring myself to listen to women's changing room-predator, Eddie Izzard.
Why give a man like that a platform?
Such a jarring, woeful choice.”Read full review »
The Upright Man via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/13/22
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