Ulysses - The First Dublin Edition

 Limited to 1000 numbered copies. This the first ever edition to be published in Ireland, handsomely bound. Cloth-covered boards with gilt-stamped lettering to spine. Cloth-covered slipcase. Includes satin pagemarker.

Ulysses, the summit of Joyce’s achievement and of modern literature, represents a day – 16 June 1904 – in the life of Dublin and its citizens. This new, radically reappraised edition is published for the first time in the city it depicts. Ulysses: The Dublin Edition is issued in a limitation edition of one thousand numbered, slipcased copies, with a foreword by John Banville. This is a rare edition – it will never be reprinted.

‘I have found Danis Rose a devoted, conscientious and scrupulous scholar – scrupulous according to his own strong principles. These principles, whether I agree with them or not, tend to be independent, autonomous, even radical, and often challenge assumptions that we have commonly shared for a long time. That is one reason why I welcome a new edition of Ulysses edited by Danis Rose.’ - Fritz Senn, Director of the Zurich James Joyce Foundation.