Here's Ulysses! Episode VIII. I tried to read it with a Southern accent, then a Boston accent, not an Irish accent :). Ciao tutti, grazie per sentirlo!!! Ciao!!!!!!! read by Paigerella, so that you don't have to!

Episode VII, where I almost read excerpts from my lastest novel, Gay in Italy, but don't get to it. Bloom, Bloom, Bloom! He loosens his bowels and everything. Oh, the Joy that Joyce takes us through. If you haven't been listening along, who cares? Jump in; it's all beautiful. If even painful sometimes.

Just dive in! Meet Bloom for Breakfast, then finish with a tad of poetry.

Okay, this is episode five! Includes rant about Beat Poets.  Enjoy!!!!!! If you've never read James Joyce's Ulysses before, or haven't heard the last episodes, don't worry! Feel free to dive in- it's worth the plunge. Beautiful stuff.

Episode IV!!! If you haven't been listening along, don't worry! It doesn't matter, it's all beautiful. Plus, there's no static and I made a ton of mistakes this time....allllll beautiful. Podstyle classic. Ulysses, by James Joyce. Read by Paigerella. Enjoy!

Dive right in! Start here if you like, don't worry about catching up; it's all beautiful, and if you've been listening, here we go ancora. Andiamo avanti, tutti! Con la bellezza di James Joyce, letto di Paigerella.

Oh goodness, it's more James Joyce. Sit back, relax, and listen as I read from deliriously beautiful poetry and trip over all of the fun words. Also, in this episode, my cat attacks the printer and it clatters to the floor. In the first part of Ulysses, Stephen is mirroring Telemachus who goes off in search of Ulysses. Joyce follows Homer's Odyssey for the text. If you haven't listened to previous episodes (or, the previous episode, since so far there's been only one), no problem! That's the beauty of it all! It's so crazy that you can pick up anywhere, so please feel free. The Siamese cat is now asleep beside her favorite peacock feather. Look, darlings, it's midnight and I'm reading Ulysses on Podcast. That, perhaps, is the coolest thing in the world. And excuses all excuses. Perhaps. Magari!

Ciao tutti,
paigerella

This is Ulysses by James Joyce, read and tripped over by Paigerella for your listening delight. It's delicious literature, so drag up a chair, munch a crumpet and dive in.