A little Latin loving, perhaps?

Father Conmee is such a thoughtful man.

Dublin opens up to Father Conmee.

A wonderful moment of characterization.

In a new chapter, Dublin city is a character.

The final moments of Scylla and Charybdis.

Amid Mulligan's bawdry - a profound moment.

Is the book taking over the narration?

Stephen is barely holding on.

Does Stephen believe his own theory?

Stephen lays out the drama.

Stephen’s own myth.

Stephen identifies family villains

Stephen & Brush up Your Shakespeare.

Stephen dons a paternity suit.

A Baker’s Dozen Special Edition.

Stephen links incest to avarice.

Stephen tallies Shakespeare’s deep resources.

Stephen describes the Shakespeare clan.

Shakespeare in love, sacred and profane. 

 Buck derogates and Stephen soars.

Buck Mulligan trashes the Playboy.

Was Hamlet a woman? Or an Irishman?

Stephen’s tormentor is back!

Stephen shows Shakespearean sympathies.

Stephen has a lot to say.

Stephen reflects on ancient thoughts.

Stephen is not yet among the new poetic voices.

Stephen's twixt Shakespeare and Theosophy.

Stephen famously opens portals of discovery.

Stephen launches his Shakespeare theory

Stephen’s theory moves toward lift-off.

In the library Stephen listens.

In the writing of Ulysses handwriting took on new meaning.

In the library Stephen theosophizes.

Who - or what - are Scylla and Charybdis?

Mr. Bloom has to run and hide.

 Mr. Bloom is a decent fellow.

Can Mr. Bloom arrest his anguished thoughts?

Enter some sober minor characters.

Is Mr. Bloom really a Freemason?

Mr. Bloom enjoys voluptuous memories.

Mr. Bloom is melancholy about oysters.

Mr. Bloom has to listen to some unwelcome chatter.

Mr Bloom orders lunch and fights off malice.

Mr. Bloom has a strange, futuristic view of dining.

Mr. Bloom is too disgusted for words.

Mr. Bloom fights melancholy with silk.

Mr. Bloom tries a little magic experiment.

Mr. Bloom overhears a mysterious, passing conversation.

The light of James Joyce’s life, his daughter, Lucia.

 Is Mr. Bloom having a sugar dip?

Wading beneath the surface of Ulysses...

Mr. Bloom contemplates pregnancies.

A hint of the kinky in Mr. Bloom.

Meet Cashel Boyle O’Connor Fitzmaurice Tisdall Farrell.

Mr. Bloom displays compassion.

Mr. Bloom meets a pretty old friend.

Mr. Bloom has fond memories.

The sandwich men are here!

An advertisement worries Mr. Bloom.

Mr. Bloom feeds the birds.

And on we go - into Chapter Eight.

Quiet departure from the cave of the winds.

Will the editor print Stephen's tale?

The Father of the Winds asks to be kissed.

Stephen begins to tell a story.

For New Year’s Day a Baker’s Dozen Special Edition on the year of Leopold Bloom.