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== About Tip: == | == About Tip: == | ||
* a word found throughout the Wake whose meaning has been interpreted by some to be the sound of a tree branch tapping against the sleeper's window. | * a word found throughout the Wake whose meaning has been interpreted by some to be the sound of a tree branch tapping against the sleeper's window. | ||
| − | * found on pages: | + | * found on pages: 8,9,10,79,110,111,112,113,115,303,599 and multiple other times. |
| − | * personally i believe that the | + | * personally i believe that the mistress Kate has caught the hiccups! |
* I began using finnegansweb/wiki in June 2005 | * I began using finnegansweb/wiki in June 2005 | ||
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== About David: == | == About David: == | ||
| − | * began reading Finnegans Wake in January 2002 (currently up to | + | * began reading Finnegans Wake in January 2002 (currently up to Book I, Ch.5) |
* first became interested about the book while reading Tom Robbins' novel, "Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates" | * first became interested about the book while reading Tom Robbins' novel, "Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates" | ||
* current resources include | * current resources include | ||
Latest revision as of 14:46, 25 May 2006
About Tip:
- a word found throughout the Wake whose meaning has been interpreted by some to be the sound of a tree branch tapping against the sleeper's window.
- found on pages: 8,9,10,79,110,111,112,113,115,303,599 and multiple other times.
- personally i believe that the mistress Kate has caught the hiccups!
- I began using finnegansweb/wiki in June 2005
About David:
- began reading Finnegans Wake in January 2002 (currently up to Book I, Ch.5)
- first became interested about the book while reading Tom Robbins' novel, "Fierce Invalids Home From Hot Climates"
- current resources include
- "A Skeleton Key to Finnegans Wake" by J.Campbell and Henry Morton Robinson(thanks now to the new re-released edition!)
- "Mythic Worlds, Modern Words: On the Art of James Joyce" by J.Campbell,et al
- "A Reader's Guide to Finnegans Wake" by William York Tindall
- "Annotations to Finnegans Wake" by Roland McHugh
- other various sources found in the local university library
- currently lives in Raleigh, NC (Wake Co.)
- interested in starting a local reading club for other Wake-fans.
- to contact me in person, please visit the Tip:Talk page
Thanks for the tip!
