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Posted 12.02.09 | PERMALINK | ESSAY

Martha Scotford: Ulysses: Fast Track to 1934 Best Seller

Ulysses: Fast Track to 1934 Best Seller: slide 9

Ulysses: Fast Track to 1934 Best Seller
Random House double page advertisment in Saturday Review of Literature, Febuary 10, 1934. “How to Enjoy James Joyce’s Great Novel Ulysses” provides a map of Dublin to understand the geography, a cast of characters, and an outline of the action. As they wrote, “the publishers offer this simple clue to what all the fuss is about,” “don’t let the critics confuse you,” and “it is no harder to ‘understand’ than any other great classic”

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Ulysses: Fast Track to 1934 Best Seller
The first United States publishing of James Joyce's Ulysses.
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Martha Scotford teaches design and design history at the College of Design, North Carolina State University.
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