bend of bay

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    bend of bay features a changing selection of prose, poetry, images and other projects. It takes its name from the opening line of Finnegans Wake by James Joyce:

    riverrun, past Eve and Adam's, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by a commodius vicus of recirculation back to Howth Castle and Environs.

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    - Ludwig Wittgenstein


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PROJECT Finnegans Wake – October 20, 2009

There will be a partial performance of Section II PROJECT Finnegans Wake on October 20, 2009. This version will be confined to Book IV and will start at 5:15 GMT (12:15 in New York).  Be on the lookout for our readers. They can be anywhere.

Update for October 12, 2009:

Since we announced the October 20 reading, we have had more people interested in participating.  The chart we are using is below. If you send an email or leave a comment on this page, we will send you a section. That, or just choose your own and let us know which section you have selected. You should practice to be sure you can complete your section in 10 minutes. We expect to have Book IV covered and doubling up should be fine.

Reader  Pages

I       593-596, line 16 (596.16)

II      596.17-600

III     600-603.16

IV      603.17-607

V       607.16-611

VI      611-614.16

VII     617-620.16

VIII    620.17-624

IX     625- end

If you would like to take part in this or future readings, contact bend of bay.

2 Responses to “PROJECT Finnegans Wake – October 20, 2009”

  1. apc Says:

    Answers to questions or comments on the October 20 reading can be found on the PROJECT Finnegans Wake page.

  2. apc Says:

    There was a comment from someone that indicated they could not participate in a reading in New York. Keep in mind that for the October 20 reading it doesn’t matter where you are. The most important point is the time; you can adjust to your time zone. You don’t even need to leave home or office. Also, Book IV is only 35 pages. If you assume it takes 2:30 to read a page and do the math, 35 readers gives a 2:30 performance time.

    Given the dispersion of people we can double up parts, or confirm new pages depending on the number of responses I get between now and, say, October 15.

    Depending on the response to the October 20 reading we may make this a series.

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