A meal for The Dead: James Joyce’s enthusiastic fans in Oslo
Irish writer’s legacy is secure in the country of one of his own greatest influences
Celebrating Bloomsday in 2015: from Stephen Fry to high-brow high teas
As authors offer up their favourite James Joyce quotations, a reader-friendly reinvention of the salon is the latest innovation in a reinvigorated Irish literary scene
Publication of James Joyce collection divides scholars
No evidence Joyce envisaged Finn’s Hotel pieces as a separate publication, says scholar
Bloomsday is a brilliant marketing ploy – just don’t take it too seriously
Literature is a commodity and it would be naive to think otherwise
Bloomsday goes global with a round the world reading
‘Ulysses’ will for the first time be read around the world this Sunday
Rubbing James Joyce’s relic
Don’t knock it – it’s part of Dublin’s history. But is the knocker on the door of No 7 Eccles Street, now in the James Joyce Centre, the real Joycean deal?
Led back into James Joyce’s Dublin
Self-guided walking tours of James Joyce’s city transport Dubliners and tourists to a new world
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