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@tomr-bsky.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 2:41 PM

#Limerick #entertainment #humor #Dublin #statues #nickname #JamesJoyce #stick #prick
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@tatyana2707.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 9:52 PM

Even when life gets busy and you're crazy tired, still make time for a healthy meal, exercise, a good #book, and doing what you love!

#JamesJoyce
#Ulysses
#Bono
#Surrender
#HistoryofItaly

#Inspiration
#Booksky

@v2melody.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 3:55 PM

A new musical interpretation of a romantic classic.

"O, it was out by Donnycarney" — James Joyce

https://v2melody.com/public_poem_details.php?poem_id=812

NI + AI = V2M

#suno #AIMusic #AIArt #Poem #JamesJoyce

"O, it was out by Donnycarney" by James Joyce — musical poem on V2Melody
@iaphistorians.bsky.socialSep 9, 2026, 9:32 PM

FREE to @iaphistorians.bsky.social Members 👉
SAT 26 SEP 2026 #Dublin Email to secure a place.
Workshop for professional historians. Learn how to optimise research with walking tours & about walking tours as public history research practice. #Speirgorm #Skystorians #Historians #JamesJoyce #IAPH

SATURDAY 26 SEP 2026 at the James Joyce Centre, Dublin, D01 WK44

A half-day workshop for professional historians interested in learning more about engaging different audiences with their research through walking tours, and about walking tours as public history research practice. With speakers from from the Dublin City Council Historians in Residence programme and Uncomfortable Oxford.
@thenextpage.bsky.socialSep 8, 2026, 11:06 AM

#Ulysses
#JamesJoyce

THE FAN: (FOLDED AKIMBO AGAINST HER WAIST) Is me her was you dreamed before? Was then she him you us since knew? Am all them and the same now we?
(BELLA APPROACHES, GENTLY TAPPING WITH THE FAN.)…

@wectar.comSep 7, 2026, 11:57 AM

Love loves to love love. —James Joyce

#JamesJoyce #love

lunar delight
@jas-jozstudies.bsky.socialSep 6, 2026, 10:25 PM

Start your week with 50.3:

Philip Benson reassesses Australian writer Chester Cobb’s stream of consciousness style in Mr. Moffatt to argue for its innovative and distinctive contribution to modernist literary styles.

#OzStudies #OzLit #modernism #JamesJoyce

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Screenshot of journal article. Title: Australia’s First Modernist Novel: Mr. Moffatt, Chester Cobb and Stream of Consciousness Narrative Style. Author: Philip Benson (University of Sydney). Abstract: Chester Cobb was an Australian modernist writer who published two novels as an expatriate in England, Mr. Moffatt (1925) and Days of Disillusion (1926). Cobb’s experimental narrative style was praised by his contemporaries, but his name is now virtually absent from critical work on Australian literary modernism. This article reassesses Cobb’s contribution to the modernist novel of the 1920s by examining the narrative style of Mr. Moffatt. The unique contribution of Mr. Moffatt lay in its use of variations in the forms of (free) direct thought to stage the conflict between involuntary and voluntary processes in the flow of everyday consciousness. In this way, Cobb uses stream of consciousness style to advance a plot focused on the spiritual growth of the novel’s protagonist as he navigates the complexities of capitalist modernity. In this respect, Cobb deserves attention not simply as a follower of James Joyce, Dorothy Richardson and other early 20th-century modernists but also as an Australian innovator who made a distinctive contribution to modernist literary styles.
@jeligav.bsky.socialSep 6, 2026, 10:42 AM

Sunday Reading on National Read A Book Day gabrielandhare.wordpress.com/2026/09/06/s... #reading #jamesjoyce #ulysses

@2legged.mastodon.ie.ap.brid.gyDec 17, 2025, 5:46 PM

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To commemorate #QueenVictoria's 1900 visit to Ireland, a big bronze statue by John Hughes was erected in 1908 on the lawn of #LeinsterHouse in central Dublin.

It was firmslly called the #Victoria Memorial. #JamesJoyce called it "the auld bitch".

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Statue of Queen Victoria outside Leinster HouseStatue of Queen Victoria outside Leinster House