Ulysses

The best edition is where you go back in time, get passout drunk with Joyce and listen to his schizophrenic ramblings first hand.

>>8069818

>Tfw you will never sit in a room and watch him giggling whilst reading passages from Finnegans Wake
>Tfw even Ezra Pound said Finnegans Wake was beyond the pale

>>8069812
This >>8069818
But in all seriousness I heard that the Oxford Classics versions are best as they tend to have more descriptive introductions & footnotes as opposed to Penguin Classics although I'm not sure Ulysses has either version. But what does /lit/ think? Penguin Classics, Everyman's Pocketbook, or Oxford Classics?

>>8069825
Yeah, Oxford is usually my go-to, but l prefer hardcovers for books that are over 500 pages. I think a book like Ulysses would warrant more than just one reading, so l don't want to fuck it up.

Everyman's Library

/thread

>>8069866
AHHHHHHHHH DONT SAY /THREAD TO ME OR ELSE IM GONNA BE SO MAD

what about the really nice blue one with the introduction by enda duffy
I'm not OP but I've been considering this edition because it looks nicest

I got the Modern Library edition and I'm happy with it, no footnotes which I honestly don't mind for this book particularly as I feel like half the page would be swallowed by them and there are so many allusions that to worry about getting every single one will take away from the reading itself.

>>8069812
learn greek retard

>>8070720
this OP learn greek or just quit

>>8069812

1961 Corrected Text, published by Vintage, Modern Library & Everyman.

This thread gets made all the time and was made just a few days ago.

>>8069825

Oxford Classics is the original 1922 text, which contains lots of typos.

>>8069866
>>8070530

+1

gabler or 1961 version (modern library, everyman, vintage), but it doesnt actually matter.