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DUBLINERS(Illustrated) - cover

DUBLINERS(Illustrated)

James Joyce

Publisher: Micheal Smith

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This special edition of "Dubliners" comes with 20 beautiful illustrations that bring the stories and characters of Dublin to life, enhancing the reading experience.
	Includes Summary: A concise summary is provided to give readers a snapshot of the overarching themes and narrative arc of this classic collection.
	Characters List: Delve deeper into the world of "Dubliners" with a detailed list of characters from each story, helping readers keep track of Joyce's vivid cast.
	Author Biography: Learn about the life and times of James Joyce, the genius behind this masterpiece, through a comprehensive biography included in this edition.

Step into the heart of Dublin at the turn of the 20th century with James Joyce's timeless collection of short stories, "Dubliners." This illustrated edition, adorned with 20 evocative illustrations, offers a unique visual journey through the streets of Dublin, illuminating the lives of its ordinary yet unforgettable inhabitants.
Joyce skillfully depicts the intricate fabric of Dublin society in all of his works, from the moving observations of a small child in "Araby" to the deep discoveries made during a joyous celebration in "The Dead." Every story offers a glimpse into the individuals' souls, highlighting the common themes of loss, longing, and the pursuit of meaning amid the ordinary.
This edition not only celebrates Joyce's unparalleled craftsmanship as a storyteller but also enhances the reading experience with a carefully curated list of characters, allowing you to explore the intricate relationships and social dynamics within Dublin society. Accompanied by a summary that distills the essence of this rich collection and a biography of James Joyce, readers are invited to delve into the world of one of literature's greatest minds.
Whether you're a devoted Joyce enthusiast or a new reader embarking on your first journey into his work, this illustrated edition of "Dubliners" is a must-have. It promises not only to captivate and inspire but also to provide a deeper understanding of Joyce's enduring masterpiece.
 
Available since: 01/09/2024.

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