Publishing in Joyce's Ulysses

Sabrina Alonso holds a degree from the University of Zurich. Her most recent publication is an essay in Parallaxing Joyce (2017). She maintains the online progress report Thursdayswake for the Zurich Finnegans Wake reading group, accompanied by Wake-derived collages. William S. Brockman is Librarian for Literature at Pennsylvania State University, bibliographer for the James Joyce Quarterly, including the online “James Joyce Checklist”. He has lectured and published essays on Joyce and is co-editing a forthcoming edition of Joyce's correspondence.Tekla Mecsnóber teaches at the University of Groningen. She co-edited Joycean Unions: Post-Millennial Essays from East to West in the European Joyce Studies series. Her current research involves investigating linguistic and typographic aspects in Ulysses and Finnegans Wake.

• List of IllustrationsList of AbbreviationsNotes on ContributorsIntroduction1 George Newnes’s Most Entertaining PublicationJudith Harrington2 Bloom, the Dandy, the Nymph and the Old Hag: Tit-Bits and Photo Bits, Reflections of the Victorian Press in James Joyce’s UlyssesElisabetta d’Ermes3 Types of News EventsFritz Senn4 Newspapers, Print, Language: Steganography in JoyceJolanta Wawrzycka5 Classified Advertising in Joyce>David Spurr6 “But Who Was Gerty?” Intertextuality and the Advertising Language of “Nausicaa”Matthew Hayward7 Advertising in UlyssesSabrina Alonso8 “Aeolus” – A Sightseeing TourHarald Beck9 “Aeolus”, Interrupted: Heady Headlines and Joycean Negotiations of ClosureTamara Radak10 The Self-Reflexive Text of “Aeolus”Sangam MacDuff11 “Clio’s Clippings”: From Newspaper to Press CuttingWilliam S. Brockman12 The Ineluctable Modernity of the Visible: The Typographic Odyssey of Ulysses in Interwar Print CultureTekla MecsnóberIndex