The cover of Volume 51, Issue 4 of the James Joyce Quarterly, the only literary journal dedicated to Joycean scholarship. It has a cartoon depicting a man in glasses, a tux, and a top hat standing at the base of stairs looking up at a woman elegantly draped in a white ballgown, who is standing at the top of the stairs looking away from him.
I'm rereading an article in the JJQ from 2014 that I've been thinking about ever since my first read. It's how I'm pleasing my brain this morning before work.
The article? "The Bog of Allen, the Tiber River, and the Pontine Marshes: An ecocritical reading of 'The Dead,'" by James Fairhall. #NerdJoy