Ulysses
by Joyce, James
989 pages
20h 37m read
A groundbreaking modernist novel that chronicles an ordinary day in the life of Leopold Bloom in Dublin, paralleling the structure of Homer's Odyssey. Through stream-of-consciousness narrative and various literary techniques, Joyce creates a complex portrait of Dublin life, exploring themes of Irish identity, fatherhood, marriage, and the nature of human consciousness.
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