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Astrologers, well-read doctors, prisoners, and fly fishing experts have all taken a crack at applying their areas of expertise to Joyce criticism; the James Joyce Quarterly in its next issue will publish an article by a high school student.
Ulysses unbound: why does a book so bad it "defecates on your bed" ... by Cavanaugh, Tim / Reason
Amour, Robert Spoo, and Michael Groden, she served on the International James Joyce Foundation's Commission to examine James Joyce and Copyright; their work is published in the summer 2007 (Volume 44, Number 4) issue of the James Joyce Quarterly.
James Joyce Estate Pays $240,000 in Attorneys' Fees to Stanford ... by Business Wire
Formerly a Professor of English and the Editor of the James Joyce Quarterly, he now practices law full time and has written extensively on Joyce and copyright law.
Stanford Scholar Wins Right to Publish Joyce Material in Copyright ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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