Dubliners

After James Joyce's ban on "Ulysses" had been lifted by Judge John M. Woolsey's decision, and sustained afterwards by the Court of Appeals lent new importance to the publication of "Dubliners." This collection of short stories is definitely related to Joyce's later work, in that many of its characters figure in the epical satire, "Ulysses," and the autobiographical novel, "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man". By itself, "Dubliners is a lasting contribution to the literature of the shor...