What's the verdict?

>qwefwiouhf sadkl;fh ewurykj owrtio ashd opyrj qwiughrjk hptdiuh aqruihqauiesf tpyeietpoi bfshdfg

LOL SO DEEP

>>8688455
upboat, fellow nerd :^)

>>8688453
descended memecore

Has anyone wrote anything in a similar style except spooky and eschatony?

>>8688486
not sure but kenji siratori sort of?

Worth the time and effort.

hummm its okay

Prognosis Negative.

>>8688453
No one on /lit/ has read this book.

Ulysses: Deluxe Edition

>>8688453
literally nothing like going into it without notes, and just flipping the book around to make sense of even tiny fragments of sentences.

>>8688453
Tends to get overlooked as a serious work. His greatest achievement desu.

I haven't read it, but from what I can tell, it's half meme and half serious work. It's completely worthy of analysis, even if he did write it as a massive fuck-you. If nothing else, it's simply impressive as a work of art

>>8689240
yeah seriously

>>8688453
Finnegans piece of cake desu

>>8688453
Eh, read it when I was 12. Pretty easy desu

>>8688453

Ayy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QrWfbYFtNk

>>8690163
>british writer
ayy

my diary did it better desu

>>8690087
From random flipping around you find it's far more coherent than the memes lead you to believe. It's just that everyone gives up after bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonnerronntuonnthunntro
varrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnuk

>>8690163
How does McKenna even know so much shit

>>8690481
He doesn't leave rocks unturned on his quest to thwart the lizard people desu

>>8690195
He was British though; he just wasn't English

>>8688467
Lol.

>>8688453
Yo soy mexicano y no entiendo nada.

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We are not amused.

>>8688453

Critics keep people away by making it sound too serious and neglecting to mention how fun it is. I finally bit the bullet around age 30 by reading a few books about it and then taking a straight shot through it. I had a great time. FW would probably be my desert island book, in that a person can spend a minute or two on a page or hours and hours.

>>8690495
nah mate he was Irish.

English translation when? It must be possible because a Chinese translation exists.

>>8691159

Yes of course he was Irish. But he was also British

>>8691444
he was Irish but not British.
unless you're talking about the other James Joyce who wrote Belfasters.

>>8688453
The verdict is you're a faggot OP.