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Roberts, Sam. "Frank Delaney, 74, Author and a Devotee of Ulysses." New York Times.
(26 February 2017):
23.
Obituary.
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Kilgannon, Corey. "Celebrating Joyce With a Breakfast at Bloom's Tavern, of Course." New York Times.
(17 June 2017):
A 20.
Bloomsday.
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Paulson, Michael. "‘The Dead,' Dinner Included." New York Times.
(30 September 2016):
C2.
Forthcoming performance by the Irish Repertory Theatre, written by Paul Muldoon and Jean Hanff Korelitz.
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Barry, Dan. "Singular Collection, Multiple Mysteries." New York Times.
(27 June 2014):
C17, 26-27.
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Garner, Dwight. "Daunting Path to Publication." Review of Birmingham, Kevin,
The Most Dangerous Book: The Battle for James Joyce's Ulysses,
2014.
New York Times (25 June 2014):
C1.
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Fonseca-Wollheim, Corinna da. "Set Joyce to Music? Yes She Said Yes She Will Yes." New York Times.
(3 April 2013):
C5.
A performance of Victoria Bond's Cyclops at Symphony Space, 1 April 2013.
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Weber, Bruce. "Edmund Epstein, 80, Scholar Who Saved Lord of the Flies." New York Times.
(8 April 2012):
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Obituary.
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Kozinn, Allan. "James Joyce and Tendrils of ’30s Swing." New York Times.
(4 April 2012):
C3.
In part, on a performance at Symphony Space of Victoria Bond's Leopold Bloom's Homecoming for tenor and piano.
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Bosman, Julie. "Kate Bush Has Permission for Words of James Joyce." New York Times.
(6 April 2011):
C2.
Final words of U used in her song "Flower of the Mountain".
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Garner, Dwight. "Ex-Pat Paris as It Sizzled for One Literary Lioness." Review of Beach, Sylvia,
The Letters of Sylvia Beach,
2010.
New York Times (19 April 2010):
C4.
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Davis, Wes. "The 'Learning Knights' of Bell Telephone." New York Times.
(16 June 2010):
A31.
Technology executives read U.
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Kozinn, Allan. "A Meandering Thread Becomes James Joyce." New York Times.
(10 October 2010):
C3.
American Symphony Orchestra concert conducted by Leon Botstein of George Antheil's "Ballet mechanique," Mátyás Seiber's "Ulysses," and Othmar Schoeck’s “Lebendig Begraben”.
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Koppel, Lily. "Every Month in Soho, a Bit of Finnegan Lives." New York Times.
(28 November 2006):
B2.
Reading group.
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Rockwell, John. "Literary Tempest in a Teapot (Irish Breakfast) Is Slowly Steeping." New York Times.
(20 February 2004):
E4.
Reaction to Roddy Doyle.
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"Bloomsday, 1904." New York Times.
(16 June 2004):
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Editorial.
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Hoffman, Jan. "If It's June 16, This Must Be Bloomsday." New York Times.
(16 June 2004). On the annual reading, "Bloomsday on Broadway".
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Banville, John. "Bloomsday, Bloody Bloomsday." New York Times.
(13 June 2004).
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Zezima, Katie. "A Celebration of Joyce and Jogging: A 10K Odyssey, with Readings." New York Times.
(30 April 2003):
b5.
James Joyce Ramble in Dedham, Massachusetts.
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Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher. "Hugh Kenner, Commentator on Literary Modernism, Pound and Joyce, Is Dead at 80." New York Times.
(25 November 2003):
B1.
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Smith, Dinitia. "A Portrait of the Artist's Troubled Daughter." Review of Shloss, Carol Loeb,
Lucia Joyce: To Dance in the Wake,
2003.
New York Times (22 November 2003):
B9.
Also in The International Herald Tribune (28 November 2003): 18.
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Redniss, Lauren. "Op-Art." New York Times.
(16 June 2002):
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Cartoon featuring NY Finnegans Wake Society.
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Stickney, John. "Bloom and Dedalus Wander Ever Farther." New York Times.
(12 May 2002):
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Bloomsday events.
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Smith, Dinitia. "Time for Bloom to Resume His Everlasting Odyssey." New York Times.
(16 June 2001):
B14.
Bloomsday in NYC.
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Pace, Eric. "Mary T. Reynolds, Authority on James Joyce, Dies at 87." New York Times.
(29 August 2000):
A21.
Obituary.
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Pace, Eric. "Don Gifford, 81, an Authority on James Joyce." New York Times.
(25 May 2000):
B16.
Obituary.
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Klinkenborg, Verlyn. "The Image of the Writer at His Labors." New York Times.
(20 December 2000):
34.
"Circe" ms auction.
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MacFarquhar, Neil. "Herbert Cahoon, Curator at Morgan Library." New York Times.
(17 May 2000):
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Obituary.
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Maddox, Brenda. "Where Nora Joyce Fell for a Talented Nobody." New York Times.
(8 August 1999):
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Production of the forthcoming film, Nora.
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Brantley, Ben. "A Musical That's Willing to Be Quiet." Review of ,
The Dead,
Dir. Nelson, 1999.
New York Times (29 October 1999):
E1.
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Russel, Myra T. "Joyce Loved Him." New York Times.
(22 August 1999). JJ's enthusiasm for composer Othmar Schoek.
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Clarity, James. "On His Day, Leopold Bloom the Outsider Is Saluted, Gaily." New York Times.
(17 June 1999):
A 21.
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Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher. "Putting Ulysses on Freud's Couch to Seek Clarity." Review of Schwaber, Paul,
The Cast of Characters: A Reading of Ulysses,
1999.
New York Times (16 December 1999):
B13.
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Seidel, Michael. "An Irish Tenor Named Joyce Inspires a Musical." New York Times.
(1 October 1999):
B4 (midwest ed.).
On Nelson's adaptation of "The Dead".
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Smith, Dinitia. "Why They Invented Cliffs Notes." New York Times.
(26 July 1998):
sec. 4, 3.
On the choice of U as "best"; see Lewis, above.
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Lewis, Paul. "Ulysses at Top as Panel Picks 100 Best Novels." New York Times.
(20 July 1998):
B1.
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Hauser, Susan G. "She'll Always Have Dublin: Romance May Not Last, but a Love for Joyce Endures." New York Times.
(14 June 1998):
Travel, 33.
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Lyall, Sarah. "Ulysses, in Deep Trouble Again." New York Times.
(23 June 1997):
C 9, 12.
On Rose's ed. of U; corrections, NYT (27 June 1997): 2.
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Saxon, Wolfgang. "John J. Slocum, 83, Diplomat and Connoisseur of Literature." New York Times
(New York)
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(1 September 1997):
A26 (national ed.).
Obituary.
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"Robert Adams Day, Literature Scholar, 71." New York Times.
(February 1996):
A13.
Obituary.
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Bumiller, Elisabeth. "A Joycean Saga, from Teamster to Book Dealer." New York Times.
(7 May 1996):
B1.
On sale of the Dennis M. Silverman collection of JJ editions; incl. 2 signed copies of 1922 U, incl. #3, inscribed to Margaret Anderson.
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Rose, David W. "A Dream Almost Shot Finnegans Wake." New York Times.
(20 January 1996):
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Letter to the editor on Samuel Chenevix Trench's near shooting of JJ in an example of "sleep-related violence".
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Dunning, Jennifer. "The Pilobolus Penchant for Play Is on Display." New York Times.
(30 June 1994):
C17.
On Pilobolus Dance Theater's performance of ReJoyc, June-July 1994, Joyce Theater, New York.
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James, Caryn. "Joyce Family Letters in Literary Debate." New York Times.
(15 August 1988):
13, 15.
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Borders, William. "On His Centenary, Dublin Honors the Joyce It Once Scorned." New York Times.
(3 February 1982):
C26.
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Slocum, John J. "The City Joyce Knew." Review of Hutchins, Patricia,
James Joyce's Dublin,
1950.
New York Times (5 November 1950):
207.
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Hackett, Francis. "Books of the Times." Review of Joyce, James,
Stephen Hero,
1944.
New York Times (18 January 1945):
17.
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Thompson, Ralph. "Books of the Times." Review of Levin, Harry,
James Joyce: A Critical Introduction,
1941.
New York Times (31 December 1941):
15.
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"James Joyce Dies, Wrote Ulysses." New York Times.
(13 January 1941):
15.
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Reynolds, Horace. "James Joyce's Poetry Does Not Suggest Ulysses." Review of Joyce, James,
Collected Poems,
1937.
New York Times (10 October 1937):
104.
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"Joyce's Bad Eyes Are Laid to Teeth." New York Times.
(21 October 1932):
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"James Joyce Is Grandfather." New York Times.
(16 February 1932):
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Announcement of the birth of Stephen James Joyce on 15 February 1932.
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"Improper Novel Costs Woman $50." New York Times.
(22 February 1921):
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to insert special characters.