Hey /lit/, I was about to buy Dubliners and A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
I was thinking of going with either the Everyman's Library edition or the Oxford World's Classics edition.
Do any of you have any experience with these editions, or are there other editions that you would recommend?
Oxford
>Dubliners
What was that guy's who talked with the two kids fucking problem?
>>9165505
He did more than talk
>>9165512
He brainwashed the kid? What else did he do?
Oxford World's Classics. I haven't read these books, but from my experience Oxford World's Classics is always the better option in terms of explanatory notes and the introduction. Better than Penguin Classics, even. Everyman's Library tend to look fancier but I find a drop in quality with the external sections of the novels.
>>9165529
put on the mask
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>>9165505
Yeah, fucking leprechauns should keep their distance.
>>9165542
Kill yourself
>>9165623
rude!
I have an old penguin edition. It's yellowed and funny smelling but would recommend.
>>9165495
Don't fucking buy the Penguin one. I loved the book, but hated the edition.
>>9165495
You really only need The Dead from Dubliners. This edition is fantastic. The essays are top-notch, especially the one about the chiasmus "softly falling, falling softly."
https://www.amazon.com/Dead-Case-Studies-Contemporary-Criticism/dp/0312080735/ref=pd_sbs_14_t_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=Z2QMG6SYT1RFKQNP3KZE
After that Portrait. Just get the edition with the best cover. So much as been written about that book, you don't really need in copy collected essays, and there is no debate over the "authentic" text like there is with Ulysses.
Return to Dubliners after you've read Ulysses.
>>9165889
Hell yes. That is my copy too; I found it in a box in the basement of my parent's home along with Ulysses. Mines a yellowy-reddy color scheme though.
Yeah mine is moldering a fuck also. That edition was put out in like the 60s I think so the books are over 50 years old.
>>9167904
What the fuck no
Read all of Dubliners, in order, then Portrait, then Ulysses...
>>9167926
You really needn't bore yourself.
A Little Cloud and A Painful Case you might take in as well, but until you really start to get into Joyce Dubliners can get a little long in the tooth.
>>9167921
Mine says 1988
>>9167968
>this is how brainlets read
>>9168045
Too blurry but you get the idea.