Dubliners

Author(s): Joyce James

Classic Fiction

Despite abandoning Ireland at the age of 20 for a lifetime of self-imposed exile, James Joyce seemed devoted to immortalizing his homeland in his stylistically revolutionary writings. The 15 stories in this 1914 collection present a kaleidoscopic view of Dublin's priests and politicians, children and old maids, con men and lovers. From a young boy's encounter with death in "The Sisters" to an uprooted intellectual's realization of how little he actually knows about his wife in the masterpiece "The Dead," Joyce conveys truths both blasphemous and sacramental in a scrupulous, deadpan realism.

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One of the most beautiful books ever written, James Joyce has crafted fifteen short stories about Dublin in the early 1900s. Each story centres around a character having an epiphany of sorts, and Joyce uses characters that would later pop up in his classic Ulysses. Fans of Joyce's work, or anything set in Dublin, should definitely read these stories - Elisa, Book Grocer

General Fields

  • : 9788182528949
  • : VIVI Books
  • : VIVI Books
  • : January 2014
  • : 19.00 cmmm
  • : books

Special Fields

  • : Joyce James
  • : Hardback
  • : en
  • : 233