One massive book. One elderly, blinding man. One desire to traverse Jame Joyce's master work before my eyesight handicaps my ability to read. Join me as I recount my experiences in this audio-journal. 

The final chapter of Ulysses marks the completion of my voyage through this mighty narrative, but though I've completed the text and thus completed this project recounting my experience, this moment is far from an ending. 

Join me on my adventures, as a blinding man living in Paris, as I read James Joyce's masterful Ulysses. 

Bloom and Stephen interact more in these four chapters than throughout the rest of the novel; I follow their relationship in present and past, while ever-searching for the sporadic appearances of the Arranger. 

Ulysses becomes increasingly all-enveloping as the chapters increase in number and in length. The revelation of an Arranger who shapes the narrative plays a vital role on both the development of this masterful work and equally on the retrospective recollections of earlier chapters. I am in the eye of the Ulysses storm now. 

Traversing through chapters four through eight, my journey through Ulysses continues. I forge on ever-ahead, nearing the half-way mark. 

Worsening eyesight cannot quell my desires to read Joyce's masterful Ulysses. Join me, a blinding Frenchman, as I prepare to traverse this text. 

Venture with me into the first pages of Joyce's Ulysses. This is no small feat and the now-calm waters will undoubtedly become capped with white-water. This classic novel, though, was written to be a challenge. I shall remain curious. This is my traveller's journal.