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The Complete Collection - Modernist Masterpieces Unabridged

James Joyce

Publisher: Zenith Horizon Publishing

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Summary

Enter the world of James Joyce, one of the most influential and revolutionary voices in modernist literature. 📚 From the dreamlike intensity of Finnegans Wake to the poignant intimacy of Dubliners and the groundbreaking stream-of-consciousness of Ulysses, this complete collection assembles all of Joyce's major works in one definitive volume.

Explore the intellectual, emotional, and linguistic landscapes that forever transformed the literary world. Whether you're a scholar, a student, or a passionate lover of modernist literature, this collection is a literary cornerstone.

💡 Includes:

Ulysses

Dubliners

A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

Finnegans Wake

Chamber Music

Exiles

Pomes Penyeach

And more…

Joyce's writing is not just to be read — it is to be experienced. His unique voice, narrative experimentation, and daring language remain unmatched. This collection is perfect for fans of Virginia Woolf, Samuel Beckett, and Marcel Proust.

🛒 Click "Buy Now" and own the complete works of one of the 20th century's literary titans.

Available since: 06/25/2025.

Print length: 5992 pages.

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