Happy Birthday Mr Joyce - 144 today!
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I love Donal Fallon’s new book The Dublin Pub, which brings back vivid memories of my first visit to Dublin in 1981. I had a drink in the Brazen Head, and took the blurry photo of the landlady, Mrs Cooney…she’s on the cover of the book too.
"You're traveling through another dimension - a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's a signpost up ahead: your next stop: the Twilight Zone!"
Seasons greetings from the other dimensions!
Snake oil
My bonfire night guy, last night on the beach in Hove
RIP Roland McHugh, whose funeral was today. What a loss to Finnegans Wake readers.
You can now buy prints from Atelier atelierbrighton.co.uk/collections/...
The Darktown Film Club exhibition posters are now online at atelierbrighton.co.uk/collections/...
The Darktown Film Club exhibition is all online now. I love Jo Neary’s two posters for The Rebel and Sharon Hannnah’s Night of the Demon atelierbrighton.co.uk/collections/...
Sharon Hannah did a great Night of the Demon painting. I had to finish drawing Little Hansel’s ball at the opening
Had a lovely opening of Jonny Hannah’s Darktown Film Club, which is on at Atelier by the Sea Brighton until 16 November atelierbrighton.co.uk/blogs/news/t...
Parts of a painting I’ve made for the Darktown Film Club Exhibition which opens this Saturday at Atelier on Sea Brighton. Can you guess the film? atelierbrighton.co.uk/blogs/news/t...?
Does anyone else remember Aaargh! the wonderful comics exhibition at the ICA in 1970-71? We had a family trip there and, aged 12, I wandered on my own into a dark screening room where they had a slide show of Robert Crumb’s Despair comic. A life changing experience.
Frank Grimes performing his Joyce show at the launch of David Collard’s Multiple Joyce in 2022 at the Bloomsbury Hotel. We went for a drink after in the French House and look who walked in by chance. A lovely man.
A Bloomsday pilgrimage to the Victoria Palace Hotel in Paris, which James Joyce described as a ‘caravanserai peopled by American loudspeakers’, yet he wrote the best parts of Finnegans Wake here. peterchrisp.blogspot.com/2025/07/jame...