Description: Putting Joyce back into dialogue with other Irish writers of his generation, this book shows that his experiments with narrative styles and structures were a renegotiation rather than a rejection of earlier Irish conventions.
Brief description: Niels Caul is an adjunct faculty member of Champlain College on its Dublin campus, Ireland, and holds a PhD from University College Dublin. He has published in the James Joyce Quarterly, Irish University Review and Irish Studies Review. He has curated literary exhibitions for UCD Special Collections and Museum of Literature Ireland.
Review Quotes: "A deeply illuminating study which provides a much-needed reading of James Joyce's work in conversation with that of his forgotten Irish contemporaries. Thanks to Caul's meticulous archival and textual research, the diverse print cultures of early twentieth-century Ireland and Britain are powerfully and pleasurably restored to view." --Margaret Kelleher, Chair of Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama, University College Dublin, Ireland