Michael Groden
email: mgroden@uwo.ca - Web page: http://publish.uwo.ca/~mgroden/

Flying By the Net:

James Joyce in Cyberspace (1)

an article from the James Joyce Quarterly, vol. 35, no. 1, Fall 1997 [published October 1998], pp. 129-147

© 1997, The University of Tulsa

The Broadsheet site contains general information about the journal as well as information about contributing and subscribing to it.

59) JAMES JOYCE LITERARY SUPPLEMENT

Andrew Shipe, University of Miami

The JJLS site contains the contents of back issues of the journal, subscription information, Miami J'yce conference information, and links to other Joycean sites.

60) JAMES JOYCE QUARTERLY

The JJQ site includes the journal's mission statement and editorial policy, details about the forthcoming volume and back issues, information about the editorial staff and advisory editors, subscription information, and links to other Joycean Web sites. There is a link to this article at the site.

61) JOYCE STUDIES ANNUAL

The JSA's site includes the contents of the four volumes from 1994 to 1997, along with subscription information and a link to the International James Joyce Foundation. The "Archive" link leads to the contents of the 1990 to 1993 volumes.

62) LILLIPUT PRESS

Lilliput Press's site features information on the Limited Edition version of Danis Rose's edition of Ulysses, called "The Dublin Edition," as well as on other Lilliput books on Joyce and Irish topics.

63) POLDY.COM BOOKSTORE

Paul Martin, University of Alberta

Poldy.com, which hopes to develop into an online bookstore for editions of Joyce's works, offers Danis Rose's "Ulysses": A Reader's Edition, which is available for sale in Canada but not in the US.

64) SPLIT PEA PRESS

The Web site for this invaluable small press in Edinburgh contains a digital presentation of its Ulysses version of the June 16, 1904 Evening Telegraph, "The Electronic Telegraph," and also "The Ulysses Tables," an electronic conversion guide to different editions of Ulysses. Based on the Split Pea book The "Ulysses" Pagefinder, the tables include only the published book and not the manuscript conversions but add two 1992 UK editions to the nine earlier editions that were in the book. Both these documents can be downloaded and read using Adobe Acrobat, as can two sample issues of Split Pea's ongoing project to digitize A Wake Newslitter. The site also provides information on The "Ulysses" Pagefinder and Split Pea's various other publications.

In addition, the site features a link to a description, sample screens, and progress report for a large-scale work in progress: the conversion of all of A Wake Newslitter into digital format. Follow the link on "Split Pea Press News" and then on "A Wake Newslitter Electronic Edition Project." The project description and progress report can be accessed directly.

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