The last reading stopped at: “withstand, withsay.” (Oxen of the Sun U14.312)
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 3 Nov 2015.
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 her blog entries to the right of this text in the bar under Blog Archive.
The reading group has now begun the 14th episode, “Oxen of the Sun”, and stopped at: “sometime venery” (Oxen of the Sun U14.140)
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 Oct 2015.
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 her blog entries to the right of this text in
the bar under Blog Archive.
The group has now reached the end of “Nausicaa”, the 13th episode.
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 20 Oct 2015.
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 her blog entries to the right of this text in the bar under Blog Archive.
The last reading stopped at: “My native land, goodnight.” (Nausicaa 13.1080)
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 6 Oct 2015.
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 her blog entries to the right of this text in the bar under Blog Archive.
The last reading stopped mid-paragraph at: “cold plate” (Nausicaa U13.876) (which is somewhere halfway into the paragraph beginning “Mr Bloom with careful hand” and ending “Van Dillon. Apoplectic.”)
The reading stopped at “where he was sitting” (13.421) but the group will pick up again from the beginning of the paragraph, after “quickly appeased” (13.403), i.e. at: “Gerty wished” (Nausicaa U13.404)