Frank Delaney's Re: Joyce

Mr. Bloom has a few scathing thoughts on Catholics and their standards.

Mr. Bloom's irreverent thoughts extend to irreverent events.

Mr. Joyce, through Mr. Bloom's thoughts, offends the devout. 

I find interesting connections and mischievous irreverence.

Mr. Bloom contemplates some world religions.

Frank's centenary talk for the Rosenbacchanal dinner in Philadelphia on Friday 13 June 2014.

Mr. Bloom contemplates a virtual flood of dark brew.

Mr Bloom considers valuable signatures and barrels of Guinness

A woman with a jar of cool water in her head? Does Mr. Bloom imagine it?

Mr. Bloom has his own, somewhat questionable, version of the famous scene from the Gospels.

Mr. Bloom reflects on roughness, roses and thorns.

Mr. Bloom considers floriography.

Mr. Bloom reads his erotic correspondence and we learn a little more about him. 

 Mr. Bloom looks at a wise cat and opens his breathtaking letter.

Mr. Bloom, in search of a quiet corner, causes rudery to be unveiled.

Mr. Bloom contemplates the peaceful lives of horses. 

Mr. Bloom looks into the distance and recalls his poor father. 

Mr. Bloom, pleased at having vanquished McCoy, now worries about vaccination.

In this Baker's Dozen essay Frank looks at some of the places in Homer's Greece that connect to Joyce's Dublin.

Mr. Bloom agrees to oblige Mr. McCoy at a funeral.