Tuesday, 23 April 2019, Penelope, Episode 18 (18.39)

The last reading saw the end of episode 17 (“Ithaca”) and started episode 18 (“Penelope”), stopping at:

          “who else who.”

                    (Penelope U18.39)

If you wish to read Chandra Holm's explanatory notes about the passages just read, check her earlier entries for this blog, e.g. the post for 18 October 2016 (A) and 18 October (B).

Chandra hosted the blog when she was herself following Fritz Senn's Tuesday readings of Ulysses and has gathered a wealth of elucidating material and commentaries. You can find all her blog entries to the right of this text in the bar under Blog Archive.

Tuesday, 16 April 2019, Ithaca, Episode 17 (17.2243)

The last reading stopped at:

          “osculation.”

                    (Ithaca U17.2243)

If you wish to read Chandra Holm's explanatory notes about the passages just read, check her earlier entries for this blog, e.g. the post for 11 October 2016.

Chandra hosted the blog when she was herself following Fritz Senn's Tuesday readings of Ulysses and has gathered a wealth of elucidating material and commentaries. You can find all her blog entries to the right of this text in the bar under Blog Archive.

Tuesday, 9 April 2019, Ithaca, Episode 17 (17.2070)

The last reading stopped at:

          “candle went out?”

                    (Ithaca U17.2070)

If you wish to read Chandra Holm's explanatory notes about the passages just read, check her earlier entries for this blog, e.g. the post for 4 October 2016.

Chandra hosted the blog when she was herself following Fritz Senn's Tuesday readings of Ulysses and has gathered a wealth of elucidating material and commentaries. You can find all her blog entries to the right of this text in the bar under Blog Archive.

Tuesday, 2 April 2019, Ithaca, Episode 17 (17.1709)

The last reading stopped at:

          “now appeared.”

                    (Ithaca U17.1904)

If you wish to read Chandra Holm's explanatory notes about the passages just read, check her earlier entries for this blog, e.g. the post for 27 September 2016.

Chandra hosted the blog when she was herself following Fritz Senn's Tuesday readings of Ulysses and has gathered a wealth of elucidating material and commentaries. You can find all her blog entries to the right of this text in the bar under Blog Archive.