JAMES JOYCE'S OUTSIDERS

About “A Visual Finnegans Wake on the Island of Breasil” (poem), by Sérgio Medeiros Set in the legendary Hy Brazil (or Island of...

Interview with Fritz Senn In 2015, Friz Senn, the most Joycean among Joyceans, gave me the following interview by e-mail. DIRCE WALTRICK...

God as Character in Joyce’s Ulysses, by Bruce Parks* Interaction between stream of life and stream of consciousness is indigenous to...

JAMES JOYCE’S DEVIL By Dirce Waltrick do Amarante In 1936, while still writing Finnegans Wake (1939), his last book, on which he worked...

FO(U)R FINNEGANS WAKE READERS, by Dirce Waltrick do Amarante Finnegans Wake, as a dream, presents a fragmented language and narrative....

JOYCE CAME FROM THE WILDERNESS BY Dirce Waltrick do Amarante “There was a long rivulet in the strand and, as he waded slowly up its...

II Workshop in Progress by Joyce Studies in Brazil June 30th - July 2nd, 2021 Host institution: Fluminense Federal University Supporters:...

LUCIA, A FIGURE OF GREEK VASES By Dirce Waltrick do Amarante The year was 1904, the dancer Raymond Duncan, in love with Homer, left for...

My Little Ireland is an intriguing puzzle of factual and fictional narration. Dirce Waltrick do Amarante picks up the various threads of...

The disappearance of Molly and Hillé Dirce Waltrick do Amarante What does Marion (Molly) Bloom, the protagonist of Ulysses,1922, by the...

From Hector Schmitz’s (1861-1928) oltretomb memories: “My moments with Dostoevsky and Joyce” Translated by Aurora Bernardini* I may...

JJ: INFRATHIN AND INFRARATIONAL Sérgio Medeiros* My drawings - one for each page of James Joyce's novel Finnegans Wake - try to rescue...

The James Joyce Reading Circle Don Dward The James Joyce Reading Circle explores themes and symbols of James Joyce's works for...

Iemanjá and James Joyce By Dirce Waltrick do Amarante James Joyce was born on February 2nd, 1882, Iemanjá’s day, an African deity...

To celebrate James Joyce's birthday (1882), on February 2nd, Iluminuras launches in English this special edition of Finnegans Wake,...

THE MOST IRISH OF PORTUGUESE SONGS By Sérgio Medeiros * Enrique Flor was a revolutionary Portuguese musician who practiced his art in...

O Here Here: Clarice Lispector put her eyes on James Joyce Dirce Waltrick do Amarante Writing by Ear: Clarice Lispector and the aural...

A brief musichaos calculation of the 20th century, by Luis Henrique Garcia Ferreira* Wagner ÷ for the Sancte Trinitatis of Vienna Dada in...

Joyce in Joaquim By Vitor Alevato do Amaral* Joyce was born in Dublin; Joaquim in Curitiba. The writer Dalton Trevisan (1925) was its...

QUI FACIT PER ALIUM, by Aurora Bernardini Let ‘s say it was an act of goodwill. Christian charity, they say, is pity. And it really was...