Ulysses

Bibliographic Details

Book Title: Ulysses

Author: James Joyce

ISBN-13: 9789365612363

Pages: 568

Edition: First Edition (2026)

Binding: Paperback

Genre: Literature & Fiction > Classics > Modernist Fiction > Irish Literature > Experimental Novel

Recommended Age Group: 18+ years; suitable for undergraduate, postgraduate, research-level, and advanced literary readers

Reading Difficulty: Advanced

Estimated Reading Time to Finish: 18–22 hours

Price: $21.99/- £20.99/- ₹550/-

Description

Ulysses by James Joyce is one of the defining works of modernist literature and a landmark novel in the history of English fiction. Set in Dublin over the course of a single day, the novel follows Leopold Bloom, Stephen Dedalus, and Molly Bloom through a richly detailed urban world shaped by memory, desire, language, history, politics, religion, food, music, and ordinary human experience. Joyce transforms everyday events into a vast literary structure, drawing on classical myth, especially Homer’s Odyssey, while creating a daringly modern portrait of consciousness and city life.

The novel is celebrated for its innovative narrative techniques, including stream of consciousness, interior monologue, shifting styles, parody, symbolic patterning, and linguistic experimentation. Its chapters move across realism, satire, drama, catechism, fantasy, and lyrical meditation, making the book both challenging and rewarding. Joyce’s Dublin becomes not merely a setting but a living map of personal, cultural, and historical experience, where small gestures and passing thoughts carry deep emotional and intellectual significance.

This edition is especially valuable for students of English literature, Irish writing, modernism, narrative theory, and twentieth-century fiction. Ulysses demands careful reading, but it also offers immense rewards to readers interested in literary form, human psychology, humour, sexuality, exile, identity, and the relationship between private life and public history. As a major classic of world literature, it is an essential addition to college libraries, literature classrooms, research collections, and the shelves of serious readers.

Key Features

• Landmark modernist novel by James Joyce.
• Set in Dublin over the course of a single day.
• Features Leopold Bloom, Stephen Dedalus, and Molly Bloom.
• Uses stream of consciousness and experimental narration.
• Richly connected to Homer’s Odyssey and classical myth.
• Essential for students of modernism and Irish literature.
• Explores identity, memory, desire, history, and city life.
• Valuable for undergraduate and postgraduate literary study.
• Substantial 568-page edition for advanced readers.
• First Edition 2026 from AUMRAM Publications.

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Year: 2026