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“Someone had put coal on and he heard voices. They had been speakme. It was the noise of the waves. Or the waves have been speakme among themselves as they rose and fell.” Still considered one of the greatest novels of the 20th century folks.
“Yes... O, properly now, we were given a terrific breath of ozone round the Head today. Ay, bedad.” First of all, I am now going to use the phrase ”ay bedad” at every conceivable opportunity. Second of all, this “novel” was praised in order to destroy good novels.
Honestly, I don't even understand what was written there.
I too, hate having to think about the literature I read
Joyce: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
And yes, it is surely among the greatest of all novels.
What.... the hell.... did I just "read"? Is that meant to be English? The hell does that even mean? I don't need to feel this kind of negativity on a Friday, Stefan.
Coal? Didn't they care about CO2 emissions? The bastards!
What?
It’s not popularly considered a great novel. It’s popularly considered to be impenetrable, mainly because it’s meant to reflect a dream, & therefore things are off & don’t occur as expected.
Not for much longer. Comes the second renaissance.
Making mental illness the ideal
Glad we’ve moved beyond the 20th Century. I don’t have much hope for the elites in universities who will choose the 21st Century’s greatest novel, though.
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