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  1. And that, boys, girls, and tropical fish, is that! Huzzah! Thanks for your patience with me on this one. Expect funmary either Fri or Sat 7:28 PM Sep 23rd from web
  2. 218-Buck & SD follow Bloom down street. Peace and plumes of smoke fill air. No sign of portents of birds. SD thinks of sacrifices to God. 7:27 PM Sep 23rd from web
  3. 217-real women in Buck's playlist? SD calls self "innocent son of Erin" Bloom passes them & apparently eyes SD, according to Buck. afternoon 7:26 PM Sep 23rd from web
  4. 216-Buck sings rude songs (what else is new) & teases SD that he was harsh when reviewing a work by Gregory. Buck has rude name for play. 7:24 PM Sep 23rd from web
  5. 215-SD follows Buck out of library to pub. B/Puck makes fun of Chinese & J.E. SD "walk like Haines now"? whole ch. summarized in 1 sentence 7:22 PM Sep 23rd from web
  6. 214-SD replies, "No." J.E. says then SD shouldn't be paid 4 article. Reminders of Kinch. More hints of night's party, 2 which SD not invited 7:20 PM Sep 23rd from web
  7. 213-SD gives epilogue to his argument on Shakes's life & works as Hamlet. "Eureka!" J.E. asks SD if he believes in his own theories. 7:18 PM Sep 23rd from web
  8. Right, where were we before my computer went pfutt? Ah yes, Still in the library. Still talking about Shakes & Hamlet. gird ur loins, folks 7:17 PM Sep 23rd from web
  9. ok-- enough for tonight-- we shall finish tomorrow. 7:40 PM Sep 21st from web
  10. 212-SD implies that Anne cheated w/ Shake's bro. Thus, theme of brother's betrayal lurks in all his works. Shakes= god "all in all." 7:39 PM Sep 21st from web
  11. 211-dirty librarian wants to know about brothers' "misconduct." boys egg SD on. He's getting tired & thinks of own bro. Then, explains more. 7:20 PM Sep 21st from web
  12. 210-"What's in a name?" SD considers his mythological beginnings. He bends facts to fit his Shake's theory-throws doubt on previous words 7:11 PM Sep 21st from web
  13. 209-a "play" begins & we begin a game of spot the Shake's quotation. SD holds forth on where Shake's brothers are hidden in the plays. 7:02 PM Sep 21st from web
  14. 208-SD wonders if he has a son somewhere; mixes Trinity in again; proves how Shakes is father of his race. Buck suggests a play. 6:31 PM Sep 21st from web
  15. 207-SD remembers own mother's deathbed-- leads him to hopeless rant on how fathers & sons are damaging to one another. Here's the rub! 6:17 PM Sep 21st from web
  16. 206-play on word "Will." SD describes Anne as "exhausted whoredom groping for a god." Falls into memories of fathers & sons & mothers. 6:12 PM Sep 21st from web
  17. 205-SD mocks Queen Bess & proves 4 a dare that Hamlet was Jew.Money quote:"I think you're getting on very nicely. Just mix up a mixture..." 6:08 PM Sep 21st from web
  18. Ok-after a ridiculously long hiatus, I'm back with Scylla & Charybdis. When we left our heroes, they were talking about Shakespeare & Hamlet 6:02 PM Sep 21st from web
  19. Lizaane (or a bunch of llamas) recaps her (or their) reading of #ULYSSES episode Scylla&Charybdis at Wandering Rocks http://tiny.cc/ScdiH 10:06 PM Sep 15th from web
  20. Enough, now that you know more of Shakes than you ever wanted to. Will try to have post for this evening. 7:48 AM Sep 13th from web
  • Name Wandering Rocks
  • Location Madison, etc.
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  • Bio The online reading group/social networking experience that is tweeting while reading (twreading, if you will) James Joyce's ULYSSES. We started on June 16th!
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