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Tag Archives: A James Joyce Nora Barnacle Bloomsday Walk
A LONDON BLOOMSDAY WALK
Irish poet Niall McDevitt ‘proves by algebra’ that you don’t need to be in Dublin to do a Bloomsday walk. Telling the story of James Joyce’s belated marriage to Nora Barnacle in 1931 at Kensington Registry Office, as well as … Continue reading →
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