No. 26 · The Well-Read 30DublinersJames Joyce1914
Fiction · 1914
Dubliners
Fifteen stories catch people across Dublin at moments of embarrassment, recognition, paralysis, tenderness, and escape.
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Joyce makes ordinary lives feel exact and electric, ending with one of the great closing movements in short fiction.
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- paralysis
- epiphany
- city life
- memory
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