Jun 2019
10:25pm, 14 Jun 2019
32,856 posts
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Night-owl
Greg let us know what you think think its the book I've seen in Waterstones quite intriguing different from Marie Kondo
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Jun 2019
6:51pm, 15 Jun 2019
18,108 posts
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Columba
I've read "Portrait of the Artist...". Has anyone (on this thread) read or even partially read Ulysses?
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Jun 2019
6:53pm, 15 Jun 2019
40,040 posts
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McGoohan
I gave up after about 20 pages. Too dense, too difficult. That might be one where an audiobook version with an Irish actor makes all the difference.
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Jun 2019
7:09pm, 15 Jun 2019
43,288 posts
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Bintmcskint
I have started The Salt Path.
I read Ulysses at Uni. It wasn't really a pleasant experience. I think McG is right about the audiobook. Didn't the BBC do a version a few years back?
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Jun 2019
8:52pm, 15 Jun 2019
1,407 posts
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beebop
I read Ulysses at university also - took me two days and the night in between. Felt a little spaced in the tutorial. Never felt the urge to reread. Dunno why.
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Jun 2019
9:00pm, 15 Jun 2019
37,579 posts
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Diogenes
I’ve read the first third three times, but never beyond
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Jun 2019
9:04pm, 15 Jun 2019
1,409 posts
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beebop
I remember getting unreasonably irritated with the Nora Barnacle ‘stream of consciousness’ - might be because I’d been awake way too long, might be because it was nearly the end of the book and I wanted it to be over, might be because I found it completely unconvincing. And then I had to talk about it. 🙄
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Jun 2019
9:08pm, 15 Jun 2019
18,114 posts
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Columba
I think it will stay fairly low down on my list of priorities.
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Jun 2019
9:37pm, 15 Jun 2019
3,176 posts
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Fizz :-)
*pokes head in*
Funnily enough, I have also just started The Salt Path. We have tickets to see Raynor Winn on Saturday. Any questions you’d like us to ask?
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Jun 2019
9:43pm, 15 Jun 2019
37,580 posts
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Diogenes
McG would like to know how much of it was made up
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