Today is Bloomsday, the day of celebration for James Joyce's tome, Ulysses. (The novel follows protagonist Leopold Bloom through Dublin over the course of one day, June 16, 1904.) Below I have included some links to Bloomsday articles, posts and activities to commemorate Joyce's iconic work. Most of them are brief and include additional links, so they are definitely worth a glance. At the very least, I recommend listening to a rare recording of James Joyce reading from Ulysses or Irish actress Marcella Riordan reading of the last 50 lines of the book, often referred to as Molly's soliloquy, and taking a glance at Ulysses Unseen, an electronic comic book version of the novel. Happy Bloomsday!
It's Bloomsday! Listen to Molly's Soliloquy! [Boston Globe]
8 ways to celebrate James Joyce and Ulysses [LA Times]
Bloomsday: How to Celebrate James Joyce's Ulysses [WSJ.com]
Tweeting Ulysses: Fans Put A Twist On Bloomsday [NPR]
What Would Joyce Do?: Ulysses Revisited—In Comic Form [Huffington Post]
Computer helps solve Bloom's riddle [Irish Times]
'Ulysses' Leopold Bloom's Journey Through Dublin Photo Gallery [IrishCentral]