Still considered one of the most radical works of fiction of the 20th Century, James Joyce’s Ulysses ushered in the era of the modern novel. Loosely based on Homer’s Odyssey, the narrative follows Leopold Bloom and a number of other characters through an ordinary day, twenty four hours, in Dublin, on June 16, 1904. The text is dense and difficult, but perfectly suited to an oral reading, filled with language tricks, puns and jokes, stream of consciousness, and bawdiness.
NOTE: Because of the nature of this project, there was a bending of usual LibriVox procedures: pub-like background noise was encouraged, as well as creative group readings; and no editing was required, so in places there may be some accidental variation from the original text … Listener be warned! Here is some more information about the genesis of the LibriVox Ulysses project.
(Summary by Hugh McGuire)
* Full cast list for sections 15f and 15g:
Character identifications read by Chip
Read by: Kirsten Ferreri and Max Porter Zasada
Bloom read by David Barnes
Stephen read by Alex Foster
Kitty read by Kristin LeMoine
Florry read by Alessia
Zoe read by Catharine Eastman
Lynch read by Stephan Moebius
Bella, list of names, and sundry characters read by Kymm Zuckert
Marion read by Nikolle Doolin
Boylan read by Rainer
Private Carr read by Matthew Shepherd
Private Compton read by Seth Woodworth
Cissy Caffrey read by Kara Shallenberg
Maginni read by Hugh Mcguire
The Mother read by Cynthia Lyons
Additional sundry characters and background voices:
Peter Yearsley, Martin Clifton, Stephan Moebius, Kymm Zuckert, Ted Delorme, Hajduk, John Greenman, Tina Tilney, Annie Coleman, The Good Reverend Doctor, Mark F. Smith, Esther, Cecilia, Gesine, Anita Roy Dobbs, Kristin LeMoine, Catharine Eastman, Peter Eastman
The ten segments were edited as follows:
1st, 5th, and 6th segments with The Woods, The Dance, and The Ghost, were edited by Anita Roy Dobbs;
2nd and 4th segments with The Brothel and The Race were edited and sound designed by Stephan Moebius;
3rd and 10th segments with The Affair and The End were edited by Gesine;
7th segment, with The Chase, was edited by The Good Reverend Doctor;
8th and 9th segments, with The Kings and The Fight, were edited and sound designed by annelika.
Total running time: 32:39:01
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- 01: stately, plump Buck … – 01:00:40
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Read by: Hugh McGuire - 02: you, cochrane, what city sent … – 00:34:37
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Read by: Kara Shallenberg - 03: ineluctable modality of the visible … – 00:47:10
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Read by: miette - 04: mr. leopold bloom ate with relish … – 00:43:25
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Read by: Kristen McQuillin - 05: by lorries along sir john… – 00:50:16
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Read by: Gord Mackenzie - 06: martin cunningham, first, poked … – 01:23:05
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Read by: Gesine - 07: in the heart of the hibernian … – 00:57:49
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Read by: Kirsten Ferreri - 08a: pineapple rock, lemon platt … – 00:46:26
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Read by: Annie Coleman - 08b: grafton street gay with … – 00:43:21
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Read by: Annie Coleman - 09a: urbane, to confort them … – 00:50:59
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Read by: Hugh McGuire - 09b: buck Mulligan rapped… – 00:42:43
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Read by: Hugh McGuire - 10a: the superior, very reverend … – 00:45:21
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Read by: Hugh McGuire - 10b: the lacquey by the door … – 00:45:37
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Read by: Hugh McGuire - 11a: bronze by gold heard … – 00:44:42
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Read by: Kara Shallenberg - 11b: never would richie … – 00:55:18
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Read by: Kara Shallenberg - 12a: I was just passing the time … – 01:09:06
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Read by: miette - 12b: here says joe … – 01:37:23
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Read by: miette - 13a: the summer evening had … – 00:20:17
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Read by: Robert Foster - 13b: edy boardman asked … – 00:34:02
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Read by: Robert Foster - 13c: canon ohanlon put … – 00:27:17
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Read by: Robert Foster - 13d: wonder how is she – 00:26:08
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Read by: Robert Foster - 14a: deshil holles eamus … – 01:00:19
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Read by: pheo - 14b: to revert to mr. bloom … – 00:55:05
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Read by: pheo - 15a: the mabbot street entrance… – 00:54:39
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Read by: Anita Roy Dobbs - 15b: GEORGE FOTTRELL: (Clerk of the crown… – 00:51:52
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Read by: Anita Roy Dobbs - 15c: bloom explains to those near him… – 00:34:48
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Read by: Anita Roy Dobbs - 15d: ELIJAH: No yapping… – 00:41:48
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Read by: Anita Roy Dobbs - 15e: RICHIE GOULDING: (Bagweighted… – 00:30:59
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Read by: Kirsten Ferreri and Max Porter Zasada - 15f: BLOOM: (Pigeonbreasted… – 00:52:02
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Read by: Various * (see full cast list) - 15g: SIMON: Think of your mother… – 00:55:50
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Read by: Various * (see full cast list) - 16a: preparatory to anything … – 00:48:11
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Read by: Gesine - 16b: there ensued a somewhat … – 00:55:46
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Read by: Gesine - 16c: this morning hynes … – 00:57:36
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Read by: Gesine - 17a: what parallel courses did… – 00:50:40
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Read by: Alan Davis-Drake - 17b: what two temperaments – 00:57:24
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Read by: Alan Davis-Drake - 17c: how did the centripetal … – 00:52:32
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Read by: Alan Davis-Drake - 17d: what did the 2nd … – 00:43:51
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Read by: Alan Davis-Drake - 18a: yes because he never did … – 01:01:38
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Read by: dwaber - 18b: he was looking at me … – 01:08:19
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