What the f*ck was his problem?
>>8891146
IQ too high
>>8891146
According to Harold Bloom he was jealous of Shakespeare.
>>8891146
he was going blind and so he put a stronger and stronger emphasis on the sound of his work.
>>8891162
>My Dad could beat up your Dad
>>8891146
*BRAPPPPPP*
He enjoyed a good fart joke now and then.
post some good fart - literally jokes
pls
>>8891351
There's that boy: James his name is. Rebellious. He's got that fighting Irish spirit in him. Ah, well, but I must call on him for something.
Mr. Beckett called on Mr. Jimmy Joyce, age 22 and 10 years old respectively.
—YOU, JIMMY.
—Yes, sir?
—I want you to use the word "definitely" in a sentence.
Silence.
—Can you do that, my lad?
—Mr. Beckett?
—Yes?
Getting suspicious. That strange mischievous glint in the eyes: golden glint. Chrysophthalmos.
—Do farts have lumps in them?
—N-no, Jimmy, farts do not have lumps in them. And why, may I ask, do you ask this?
He is confident, supremely serene. Come to usurp my throne, launch me from my place of regal might and glory. The class clown, the jester. Buck Mulligan.
—Then I definitely just shit my pants!
>>8892824
10/10
>>8892824
Fucking amazing
Bravo Joyce
"My dear whorish Nora…"
is it just me or was he kinda hot
>>8891146
Was he a pirate IRL?
This is my first time posting in /lit/ ever and I've never really been a reader of books but I was very drunk the other night and bought Finnegan's Wake after someone recommended it to me. I haven't opened it yet. Have I made a good choice?
>>8896315
You won't be able to even understand wtf is written in there, and I mean just the language
If I'm ever on my death bed I will make my best non-literary friend promise he will read and finish Finnegans Wake, but only after I'm gone.
>>8892824
this is why I browse /lit/
>Joyce will never know the world of internet porn
>>8892824
lool why did I laugh at this.
>>8893729
he definitely was. especially in the pirate eye patch undercut pic
>>8896352
I'm reading it now and I get the impression that what a lot of the words mean doesn't matter too much. This is something I can get behind to be honest
>>8891162
Harold Bloom was a damned fool.
>>8896413
could you be more wrong? at least read ulysses first if you haven't
>>8893729
He looked kind of funny but he is probably the coolest dude to ever live, I mean, just look at the OP pic, how can someone pull that look off?
Even his hair is cool
>>8892824
lmfao
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Can someone tell me which Joyce book had the sound that was like "babababababababababading"? It wasn't quite that but hopefully that's close enough. I don't know what to google.
>>8899007
Spring in the Moomin Valley
>>8899390
You are useless. The word was Bababadalgharaghtakamminarronnkonnbronntonnerronntuonnthunntrovarrhounawnskawntoohoohoordenenthurnuk.
>>8899416
that's a big word
>>8892824
the badge is still mine