John Randall Dye
Ulysses Redux invites readers on a warm, lighthearted journey through Ireland and Northern Ireland from the perspective of a modern traveler. Beginning in Dublin, near the bust of James Joyce in St. Stephen’s Green, the narrative moves through lively streets, welcoming pubs, historic landmarks, and the enduring music and spirit of the Emerald Isle.From Phoenix Park to coastal cliffs, castles, manor homes, and villages rich with celebration, the book captures the beauty, humor, and hospitality that define the Irish experience. Along the way, readers encounter laughter, song, dance, and the heartfelt greeting Céad míle fáilte-'one hundred thousand welcomes.'Blending personal reflection with cultural observation, Ulysses Redux moves from the charm of Killarney to the solemn resonance of Belfast and the memory of the Titanic, offering a journey shaped by humor, humanity, and affection for Ireland’s people and places.At once engaging and reflective, Ulysses Redux is a travelogue for readers who appreciate vivid places, generous storytelling, and the timeless invitation of Ireland itself: Éire go Brách-Ireland forever.
