Dr Luca Crispi teaches on the Anglo-Irish as well as the Modern and Contemporary Literature MA programmes at University College Dublin. He is founding co-editor of the Dublin James Joyce Journal and Associate Director of the Dublin James Joyce Summer School. He was contributing co-editor of How Joyce Wrote 'Finnegans Wake': A Chapter-by-Chapter Genetic Guide. Previously, Crispi was James Joyce and W.B. Yeats Research Scholar at the National Library of Ireland and co-curator of the exhibitions 'James Joyce and Ulysses at the National Library of Ireland' and 'Yeats: The Life and Works of W.B. Yeats', and was the James Joyce Scholar in Residence, the Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo, State University of New York.

• 1. Introductory Contexts ; 2. Boylansday: 16 June 1904 ; 3. The Genesis of Leopold Bloom: 1866-86 ; 4. Marion Tweedy-Becoming Molly: 1870-86 ; 5. The Courtship of Leopold Bloom and Marion Tweedy: July 1886 to October 1888 ; 6. Married Life: 1888-93 ; 7. Life Goes On: 1893-1902 ; 8. 7 Eccles Street: 17 June 1904 ; App 1. A Brief Overview and Glossary of the Kinds of Manuscripts and Documents ; App 2 A Census of the Extant Ulysses Manuscripts by Episodes ; App 3 A Chronological List of Extant Ulysses Manuscripts and Typescripts ; App 4 A Chronological List of Ulysses in Proofs: June 1921 to January 1922 (Paris)

sets an important mark as paradigm to be emulated in the present phase of Joyce studies in which concern with the genetics of Joyce's works and their texts is distinctly gaining ground. It is Luca Crispi's pioneering achievement to have lucidly and soundly mapped the field in terms both of material substance available to work on and essentially, too, of method. Under the methodological aspect, indeed, his book is to be recommended widely beyond the confines of James Joyce studies as exemplary of how to conduct genetic criticism, and how, and on what manner of material grounds, to teach it.

Dr Luca Crispi teaches on the Anglo-Irish as well as the Modern and Contemporary Literature MA programmes at University College Dublin. He is founding co-editor of the Dublin James Joyce Journal and Associate Director of the Dublin James Joyce Summer School. He was contributing co-editor of How Joyce Wrote 'Finnegans Wake': A Chapter-by-Chapter Genetic Guide. Previously, Crispi was James Joyce and W.B. Yeats Research Scholar at the National Library of Ireland and co-curator of the exhibitions 'James Joyce and Ulysses at the National Library of Ireland' and 'Yeats: The Life and Works of W.B. Yeats', and was the James Joyce Scholar in Residence, the Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo, State University of New York.

• 1. Introductory Contexts ; 2. Boylansday: 16 June 1904 ; 3. The Genesis of Leopold Bloom: 1866-86 ; 4. Marion Tweedy-Becoming Molly: 1870-86 ; 5. The Courtship of Leopold Bloom and Marion Tweedy: July 1886 to October 1888 ; 6. Married Life: 1888-93 ; 7. Life Goes On: 1893-1902 ; 8. 7 Eccles Street: 17 June 1904 ; App 1. A Brief Overview and Glossary of the Kinds of Manuscripts and Documents ; App 2 A Census of the Extant Ulysses Manuscripts by Episodes ; App 3 A Chronological List of Extant Ulysses Manuscripts and Typescripts ; App 4 A Chronological List of Ulysses in Proofs: June 1921 to January 1922 (Paris)

sets an important mark as paradigm to be emulated in the present phase of Joyce studies in which concern with the genetics of Joyce's works and their texts is distinctly gaining ground. It is Luca Crispi's pioneering achievement to have lucidly and soundly mapped the field in terms both of material substance available to work on and essentially, too, of method. Under the methodological aspect, indeed, his book is to be recommended widely beyond the confines of James Joyce studies as exemplary of how to conduct genetic criticism, and how, and on what manner of material grounds, to teach it.

Dr Luca Crispi teaches on the Anglo-Irish as well as the Modern and Contemporary Literature MA programmes at University College Dublin. He is founding co-editor of the Dublin James Joyce Journal and Associate Director of the Dublin James Joyce Summer School. He was contributing co-editor of How Joyce Wrote 'Finnegans Wake': A Chapter-by-Chapter Genetic Guide. Previously, Crispi was James Joyce and W.B. Yeats Research Scholar at the National Library of Ireland and co-curator of the exhibitions 'James Joyce and Ulysses at the National Library of Ireland' and 'Yeats: The Life and Works of W.B. Yeats', and was the James Joyce Scholar in Residence, the Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo, State University of New York.

• 1. Introductory Contexts ; 2. Boylansday: 16 June 1904 ; 3. The Genesis of Leopold Bloom: 1866-86 ; 4. Marion Tweedy-Becoming Molly: 1870-86 ; 5. The Courtship of Leopold Bloom and Marion Tweedy: July 1886 to October 1888 ; 6. Married Life: 1888-93 ; 7. Life Goes On: 1893-1902 ; 8. 7 Eccles Street: 17 June 1904 ; App 1. A Brief Overview and Glossary of the Kinds of Manuscripts and Documents ; App 2 A Census of the Extant Ulysses Manuscripts by Episodes ; App 3 A Chronological List of Extant Ulysses Manuscripts and Typescripts ; App 4 A Chronological List of Ulysses in Proofs: June 1921 to January 1922 (Paris)

sets an important mark as paradigm to be emulated in the present phase of Joyce studies in which concern with the genetics of Joyce's works and their texts is distinctly gaining ground. It is Luca Crispi's pioneering achievement to have lucidly and soundly mapped the field in terms both of material substance available to work on and essentially, too, of method. Under the methodological aspect, indeed, his book is to be recommended widely beyond the confines of James Joyce studies as exemplary of how to conduct genetic criticism, and how, and on what manner of material grounds, to teach it.