Test your knowledge of James Joyce’s bold, challenging writing, from Dubliners to Ulysses, and see how closely you’ve been paying attention to his modernist experiments.
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His full name was James Augustine Aloysius Joyce
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On hearing of Nora's surname, Joyce's father said: 'She'll stick with him'
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Dubliners contains fifteen short stories which describe Irish middle class life in the early 20th Century, at the height of
Irish nationalism
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Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog was written by Dylan Thomas
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Joyce was born at number 41 Brighton Square, Rathgar, Dublin
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The school has educated other writers apart from Joyce including Pat Reid MBE, Maurice Healy and Aidan Higgins
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This one was hard work; it took him 17 years to write it
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The Exiles is based on The Dead, the final short story in Joyce's Dubliners
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She's loosely based on the ancient Greek heroine Penelope
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He underwent surgery on the 11th of January but relapsed the next day and fell into a coma. He died on the 13th of January and is buried in the Fluntern Cemetery near Zurich Zoo
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