Frank Delaney's Re: Joyce

  Mr. Bloom gets little thanks for a sartorial correction.

  Mr. Bloom sees a rat and is gloomy.

  Mr. Bloom, in the cemetery, imagines alternative commemorations.

  A great and famous confusion begins.

  Mr. Bloom ponders death and mortality.

  Mr. Bloom, at the graveside, observes many things.

  Do we have a solution to Joyce's long-perplexing mystery? 

Mr. Bloom wonders whether our dead bodies can produce good food.

  Mr. Boom sees an old love-rival, who doesn’t like him.

  Mr. Bloom finds he is not alone in the cemetery.

  Is Mr. Bloom being inappropriate at a funeral?

  Mr. Bloom contemplates noxious vapors.

  Considers the woman whose private fortune supported James Joyce for over twenty years.

  Mr. Bloom prepares some condolences.

  In this new, extra edition, Mr. Bloom has some jagged thoughts.

  Mr. Bloom contemplates grave matters.

Mr. Bloom hears a good legal principle.

Mr. Bloom considers the further uses of cattle.