UlyssesIn80-Reading James Joyce Masterpiece in 80 Days
mark sanford grossReady to embark on an epic literary adventure or maybe just learn what all the Ulysses buzz is about? Join your Ulysses80 team – Cliona O'Farrelly and Mark Sanford Gross – as we delve into James Joyce's Ulysses!
Starting June 1st, 2025, we're reading "Ulysses In 80 Days," finishing August 19th. Expect insightful discussions on the journey, fun detours, and recaps of our weekly chats with scholar... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | a year ago |
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Professor Catherine Flynn of the University of California, Berkeley, joins Ulysses in 80 to explore the Nausicaa episode of James Joyce's Ulysses—the chapter that sparked one of the most famous censorship battles in literary history.
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Cyclops. History. The Life of Ulysses.
This week on Ulysses in 80, we welcome Professor Robert Spoo, Princeton University, for a wide-ranging conversation recorded as we discuss the Cyclops episode of James Joyce's Ulysses.
Together, we explore the... more
Professor Matthew Campbell of the University of York returns to Ulysses in 80 for a warm and engaging conversation as readers arrive in the heart of the Wandering Rocks episode.
Matthew brings the same curiosity, wit, and generosity that readers hav... more
In this special Readers' Pub episode of Ulysses in 80, the guest speakers are the readers themselves.
Participants from around the world gather for an open conversation that ranges from Joyce and language to Judaism, Gorgonzola sandwiches, and the u... more
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- Great examination of Ulysses
A fantastic resource for readers of the James Joyce classic, Ulysses. Also a solid accompaniment to the Facebook group dedicated to reading the massive tome in 80 days.
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United Statesa year ago - Joyful Joyce!
What a gift my wife, Ann, and I have been given by Cliona O’Farrelly and Mark Sanford Gross! We’ve been huge Joyce fans for decades and started celebrating Bloomsday in our village 14 years ago with a walk that has become the James Joyce Jaunt, an excerpted dramatization of about 15 scenes from the novel. While we thought we had a good understanding of the book, we were floored by what we’re learning each day of the 80-day journey. And these podcasts are icing on the cake. Brava Cliona and Bravo... more
Apple Podcasts5DanD 10/28United Statesa year ago - Fun and Entertaining
When I tried reading Ulysses in the past, it was a stumbling journey of starts and stops and then abandonment. Recently, partly because of this wonderful podcast hosted and presented by Mark Sanford Gross, I have picked up a fresh copy of Ulysses and have been enjoying the path through the amazing language. This podcast has erudite Joyce scholars as guest speakers, as well as thoughts and words from ordinary folk who have been reading 10 pages a day and then taking part in the weekly worldwide Z... more
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A scholarly, community-driven journey through Joyce's Ulysses, delivered as a long-form reading project with weekly discussions, guest experts, and practical tips for navigating the novel's complexity. The show blends rigorous literary analysis with accessible, real-world engagement—think group reading strategies, audio-visual aids, and Bloomsday-inspired events—all streaming in a warm, collaborative format. Listeners clearly value the mix of academic insight, personal reading journeys, and a global, participatory ethos, making the series especially appealing to dedicated Joyce readers, literature students, and culturally curious newcomers seeking structured guidance and community. A notable strength is the sustained, multi-episode explorat... more
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