Frank Delaney's Re: Joyce

Sad thoughts for Mr. Bloom, as he recalls a better occasion.

Simon Dedalus, Stephen's father, threatens dire action against Buck Mulligan. 

In which Mr. Bloom sees for the first time Stephen Dedalus.

The carriage moves off, the funeral begins.

We begin a new chapter and go to a funeral.

Chapter Five ends in a bath-tub: or does it?

Mr. Bloom considers the game of cricket and a ballad.

Mr. Bloom thinks he can do better.

The beginning of a wonderful long-running joke.

Mr. Bloom considers hemophilia and lemony soap.

Mr. Bloom shows an understanding of nettles and oatmeal and rainwater

Mr. Bloom entertains deep thoughts about healing potions.

Mr. Bloom peers into the history and mystery of alchemy.

Mr. Bloom adjusts his clothing and steps out into the light.

Mr. Bloom dwells on lofty priests and lowlife pickpockets. 

Mr. Bloom and the wonders of the confessional.

In this Baker's Dozen special edition hear about two new and compelling books of Joyceana.

Mr. Bloom contemplates high voices and fancy drinks.

Mr. Bloom loves the sound of his wife's glorious voice.

Mr. Bloom attempts some democratic thoughts on Catholic worship.