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| ISBN | 9789349919174 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Feel Classics |
| Publication date | October 2025 |
| Language | English |
| Page count | 204 |
A MODERNIST LANDMARK • A haunting portrait of a city and its people that redefined the short story.
The collection that made James Joyce one of the most influential writers of the twentieth century.
“Paralysis. Epiphany. Memory.” —James Joyce
Dubliners takes readers into the heart of early 1900s Dublin, where behind ordinary lives lie extraordinary moments of truth. A boy discovers the sting of disappointment at a glittering bazaar. A young woman hesitates at the brink of freedom. A weary clerk lashes out at the weight of routine. And in the unforgettable closing story, The Dead, a husband learns how love and loss can linger long after life has moved on.
These are not tales of grand adventure, but of the quiet crises that shape us all—moments of longing, regret, and sudden recognition. Joyce’s prose is spare and unsentimental, yet rich with humanity, uncovering the hidden depths of everyday life.
Praised by modernist giants like Ezra Pound and T. S. Eliot, Dubliners remains one of the most influential story collections ever written. A timeless exploration of identity, duty, and desire, it continues to move readers around the world—proof that the smallest moments often carry the greatest weight.
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