The Paris Review
James Joyce's NSFW Letters to His Wife
An article in The Paris Review exploring the intimate and explicit letters written by James Joyce to his wife, Nora Barnacle.
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Landon GrovesFirst to rec“Whether it's a century-defining novel or an absolutely filthy letter to his wife (Nora Barnacle), you simply cannot deny the man could write Also just a really good meditation on sexting in general”
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mili“There is nothing quite like the letters of a man smitten to death with the bush of his lover.”
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