What edition of Ulysses should I buy?
What edition of Ulysses should I buy?
Andrew Flores
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Jonathan Richardson
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Nicholas Cruz
you can throw one of those out right now.
William Watson
>he takes the memeposting seriously
Adrian Hill
Fuck you. Penguin deluxe GR has based paper quality. Silky smood
Brayden Butler
meant for
Robert Parker
Everyman's Library version
Zachary Nguyen
>Penguin deluxe GR has based paper quality. Silky smood
Paper isn't supposed to be smooth ya dumbass. The ink runs off it the paper doesn't have the grooves to take it which is exactly what happened with that Penguin edition.
Jeremiah Cruz
Shit. Sorry.
Jaxson Bell
This. That shit is fuckin tight.
Xavier Nguyen
>with an introduction
Ryan Sullivan
Penguin's Annotated Student Edition
amazon.co.uk
The only edition I know of that has notes in the back. Well, the Oxford World's Classics edition has notes too, but it uses the 1922 version of the text, full of errors. This is the 1961 revision.
If you're in the US and you want it new, you have to order it either from Amazon UK or The Book Depository.
Noah Garcia
I love Everyman's Library, and their Ulysses is handsome, but they did their own setting of the text so that if you want to use a supplementary book of annotations, you can't, the lines don't match up. Not to mention it doesn't mark lines in the margins anyway.
If you plan to use a book of annotations to help you, you want either the Vintage or the Gabler.
Jaxon Cooper
gabler or nothing
Nathaniel Hill
cont.
(or the Modern Library, which is just the Vintage in hardcover)
You might say that a book of annotations contains too much information for a first reading. I agree, which is why I recommended the Penguin Annotated above, which has brief notes in the back.
Carson Hall
OP, we can be brothers. Same editions.
Ryan Cox
Looks like you've already got two copies right there
Brayden Hill
looks like you need to visit a gym familia
daily reminder that mind = body
Caleb Lee
I exercise daily. The shadow is an illusion.
Owen Fisher
>Oxford World's Classics
This is what I used a couple of months ago. There are several errors where lines are missing, pointed out and corrected in the endnotes.
Other than that it was great.
Luis Long
>even the book has a fedora