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Catherine Flynn
U22 The Centenary Ulysses Podcast
U22 is about readers' journeys through Ulysses, James Joyce’s modernist epic about the lives of ordinary people on a day in Dublin in 1904. The podcast anticipates and accompanies a reader-friendly edition Catherine Flynn is bringing out with Cambridge University Press for the book’s centenary in 2022. Here, she and her co-hosts Rafael Aguilar, Emily Moell, and Louie Poore talk with the contributors to the volume and with readers of Ulysses from around the world. Listen to their first impressions, later realizations, and the challenges and the pleasures they met along the way.
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“Inviting and enthusiastic, exactly what I was looking for. Guests and the host/crew discuss themes and parallels, decipher cryptic passages, and generally make the reader/listener feel empowered to keep going, not out of duty but out of excitement for what’s next. I’d been meaning to read Ulysses...”Read full review »
buckinghamrabbit via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/08/24
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“‘an amazing range of interviews with remarkably erudite, articulate and fun Joyceans all led and conducted with a light hand by a joyful Catherine Flynn”
Ulysses80 via Apple Podcasts ·
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06/24/24
Fascinating
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“Brilliant podcast wonderful guests and analysis”
adriaaaaaaaaaan via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
11/03/23
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Published 05/11/22
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