The April 1985 conference paper which launched the Joyce Wars.

An attempt to provide context to events that marked the start of the so-called Joyce Wars. It all began with Kidd’s April 1985 paper, “Errors of Execution in the 1984 Ulysses” and his prior interview with David Remnick in the Washington Post, “The War over Ulysses.”

A review of “Ulysses: A Reader’s Edition” edited by Danis Rose, 1997.

A review essay written as a pastiche of Ulysses episode 17, “Ithaca.”

The popular version of the findings of the academic study, “An Inquiry into Ulysses: The Corrected Text”. Both were expanded upon in the James Joyce Quarterly as “Gabler’s Errors in Context” in 1990.

A study of James Joyce’s Ulysses as edited by Hans Walter Gabler, 1984 and 1986.