James Joyce

Telling Stories: The Craft of Narrative and the Writing Life

Telling Stories: The Craft of Narrative and the Writing Life

Equal parts textbook, memoir, and reflection on the writing process, this is a cogent, realistic, and inspirational advice for professional and novice writers of all sorts.
‘Solar Bones’ Rewards Immersion

‘Solar Bones’ Rewards Immersion

The narrator's headlong rush and gasp recalls Samuel Beckett's put-upon protagonists.
Alinea Emphasizes Ideology: You Have No Choice But to Think While You Eat

Alinea Emphasizes Ideology: You Have No Choice But to Think While You Eat

Alinea is my kind of noun, shot through with an intentionality so thorough in its precision and detail that it teeters wonderfully on the edge between magic and psychosis.
A Filmmaker Wants to Turn the 20th Century’s Greatest Novel Into a Virtual Reality Game

A Filmmaker Wants to Turn the 20th Century’s Greatest Novel Into a Virtual Reality Game

That technology is being used to examine and perhaps shape Ulysses’ understanding, isn’t that surprising. After all, there was a time when books were considered technology.
‘Beheading the Virgin Mary’ Ambles Through Irish-to-Scot Emigration

‘Beheading the Virgin Mary’ Ambles Through Irish-to-Scot Emigration

From the legacy of The Troubles and Irish-Catholic assimilation, McLaughlin follows the way his early life has transpired, and plots his own direction.

On Listening to His Hair Growing White: ‘James Joyce: A New Biography’

‘A Moveable Feast’ in ‘Midnight in Paris’

Why Does the Mix CD Still Exist?