Category: Raising the Wind

Posts titled “Raising the Wind” are special posts directly from our editor, Sean Latham. These posts usually discuss new and exciting changes that are taking place in the James Joyce Quarterly or within the world of Joyce scholarship.

Call for Papers: XXVIII International James Joyce Symposium

The XXVIII International James Joyce Symposium is interested in contributions examining the long reception and posterity of Ulysses, Joyce’s influence on writers and artists (including creative contributions in various forms and mediums), and the history of a hundred years of Joyce criticism. The century of Ulysses has coincided with a wide range of innovative critical approaches and…Continue Reading Call for Papers: XXVIII International James Joyce Symposium

Raising the Wind: 57.1-2

I’m writing this from the corner of a room that has now become my office, looking out at the mix of storms and flowers that define every Oklahoma spring. From here, I can see neighbors in similar nooks in their homes and on their porches—all of us trying to figure out just what it means…Continue Reading Raising the Wind: 57.1-2

Raising the Wind 51.4

Transitions: Illustrating the JJQ In the last issue of the James Joyce Quarterly, we bid a heavy-hearted farewell to our long-time cartoonist Simon Loekle. For 22 years, his Dazibao panel ran in each issue of the journal and offered commentary not only on Joyce, but on literature, art, and the challenge of fashioning a world…Continue Reading Raising the Wind 51.4