James Joyce was a rather more filial son than Stephen ... In his short stories, Dubliners, the recurrent situation is entrapment. The timid protagonists are trapped into marriage ("The Boarding ...

The current owner of the house in which James Joyce set his famous story 'The Dead' has said if the Arts Council or the ...

Huebsch published Dubliners in New York using sheets imported ... stand me now and ever in good stead. 3. Letters of James Joyce, Volume 1, edited by Stuart Gilbert (New York, 1957) 4.

Arguably Joyce's most well-known work, "Ulysses" details a day in the life of three Dubliners ... And as he did with James Joyce, Meyers had compiled an extensive collection on T.E. Lawrence ...

Joyce's natural and most central method. It antedates the Portrait. There are hints of it in the first story in Dubliners; and in the last, "The Dead," where the ubiquitous Mr. Brown is Death ...