Irrelevant, I know, but let's trudge on.

[Mel's Ufa]

I've recently purchased James Joyce's Dubliners, Ulysses , and Portrait of the Artist of a Young Man and I must say that I've been devoured by Joyce's peculiar style. His Dubliners and Ulysses are abounding with allegory and intricate plot entwinement. I think I've found a thesis subject...

[ConcreteSchlyrd]

Way to pick one that no one has ever done before.

EDIT: Although I am glad you enjoyed them. Not many people enjoy reading Joyce.

[Squeezer]

Myself included. Don't get me wrong, he's a good writer, I just don't have a taste for his style. Over the top descriptions don't keep me reading.

[Mel's Ufa]

Way to pick one that no one has ever done before.

EDIT: Although I am glad you enjoyed them. Not many people enjoy reading Joyce.

I shouldn't have to let the popularity of his analyses get in the way of my enjoyment, yeah?

He is a little difficult to follow at times, but at least he's no Thomas Hardy.

[Vykromond]

i can tell you've been devoured by his style because you're making nonsensical statements like "i've been devoured by his style"

[Nickname]

I miss Melufa, whatever happened to that guy?

[ConcreteSchlyrd]

I shouldn't have to let the popularity of his analyses get in the way of my enjoyment, yeah?

Shouldn't come in the way of your enjoyment, no, but thesis subjects are generally supposed to be about something that someone else hasn't already beaten to death.

[Mel's Ufa]

Shouldn't come in the way of your enjoyment, no, but thesis subjects are generally supposed to be about something that someone else hasn't already beaten to death.

That's true. Touché.