Ulysses in a day

Hello, @WetheHumanities

@Drood_Inquiry @DrPeteOrford Red Six standing by.

'This is quite some feat': the @UniOfBuckingham write-up on @Ulyssesinaday including response by Harry Blamires! bit.ly/1H0y0EP

"The Day after Ulysses" - making sense of a difficult book and a strange day: bit.ly/1dKW5C9

The 1st Bloomsday: Dublin’s Literati Celebrates James Joyce’s Ulysses in Drunken Fashion, 1954 goo.gl/JmxVqH

@notrockyhorror I...can't think about that right now. # Finnegan'sweakattheknees

@notrockyhorror I now expect the Shirley Marathon to be finished in a day.

So what else has been happening today then? theguardian.com/books/2015/jun…

Done! (933/933)

Never before in all my life have I longed so much for punctuation. (900/933)

Only one sentence left! It just happens to be over 60 pages long. But I have support for the final stretch (871/933)

"Constant cohabitation impeding mutual tolerance of personal defects." Who says romance is dead? (856/933)

@lawrencelebin Thom's Dublin Post Office Directory, McCarthy's Poetical Works, Shakespeare, The Useful Ready Reckoner etc etc

And now, 95 pages of catechism. Bring it on. (776/933)

Leopold and Stephen converge: both their minds were travelling, so to speak, in the one train of thought." (764/933)

Bloom is hallucinating. I may soon be joining him. (606/933)

And now he's adopted the writing style of an Arthurian romance. Obviously. (504/933)

I'm past the halfway mark, which means I just need to do it all over again (quietly sobs while rocking back and forth). (499/933)

Just when I think I've got a handle on the main characters, the scene changes to three random girls sitting on rocks. Oy vey. (452/933)

"if you said to Bloom 'Look at, Bloom. Do you see that straw? That's a straw.' Declare to my aunt he'd talk about it for an hour" (410/933)