James Joyce - Finnegans Wake - Read by Jim Norton & Marcella Riordan (2009)
Showing posts with label James Joyce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Joyce. Show all posts
Monday, 8 August 2011
Audiobook: Finnegans Wake (2009)
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*Bookshelf,
James Joyce
Friday, 5 August 2011
On Finnegans Wake & Joseph Campbell (1988)

Robert Anton Wilson has enthusiastically studied the last book of the Irish ex-patriated author James Joyce for more than 40 years and still thinks Finnegans Wake is the best and brightest of all books published this past century. He speaks of his connection with the mythicist Joe Campbell through their shared interest in James Joyce at the beginning of the interview. Robert Anton Wilson goes on to positively rhapsodize about Finnegans Wake while including other historical and literary personages who he lists as contributing to his over-all hilarious, fast-paced philosophical-political interpretation of "the great work". If you want to celebrate Finnegans Wake, James Joyce, Robert Anton Wilson and experience how Joseph Campbell fits in, this is a great listen.
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James Joyce,
Robert Anton Wilson
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