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James Joyce is Dublin
I had not read James Joyce before moving to Dublin for a year.
I then dove into his books, Ulysses and Dubliners in particular, and enrolled in a university course surrounding the former. I then decided to follow the innumerable traces Joyce left around his city, and I researched Leopold Bloom, Molly Bloom and Stephen Dedalus’ traces everywhere. From Sandycove to Howth and in every pub.
Philippe Goldsztajn
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