Ulysses (2022) - Limited Edition - Folio Society edition

Ulysses (2022) - Limited Edition

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Ulysses (2022) - Limited Edition - Folio Society edition
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Ulysses (2022) - Limited Edition
Folio Society
Literature

Ulysses (2022) - Limited Edition

James Joyce
Edition year 2022
Binding Leather
Illustrator John Vernon Lord
Limited edition Yes
Signed Yes
Weight 4 Kg
Pages 768
Dimensions 29.1 × 20.7 cm

Edition details

Ulysses by James Joyce. Introduction, frontispiece and 18 full-page colour illustrations by John Vernon Lord. Introductory essays by Danis Rose, John O’Hanlon, and Stacey Herbert. Signed by John Vernon Lord. Printed in two colours. Map endpapers printed dark red on green. Bound in green calfskin leather cover image blocked in gold foil. Gilded page tops. Two green grosgrain ribbon markers. Separate print by John Vernon Lord presented in a folder featuring a design by the artist. Clamshell box covered in red cloth inset with a printed front label and title blocked in gold foil on edge. Book 11?×8in. Clamshell box 3½×12½×9in. 768pp. 500 copies (£495)

About the book

James Joyce's Ulysses follows Leopold Bloom, Stephen Dedalus and other characters through a single day in Dublin, 16 June 1904. Loosely modelled on Homer's Odyssey, the novel transforms ordinary urban experiences into an epic exploration of memory, identity, desire and consciousness. Joyce's extraordinary experimentation with language and narrative technique makes Ulysses one of the most influential and challenging works of modernist literature. Loosely modelled on Homer's Odyssey, the novel uses a remarkable variety of styles to explore memory, identity, language and everyday urban life.

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