Snugs
In traditional Dublin pubs, snugs are small side booths where quieter conversations happen. These snugs are simply places where readers can talk freely as they move through Ulysses.
Here are a few already open — or let us know if there's one you'd like to start.
Reading Ulysses Together
People have been reading Ulysses alone for a hundred years. This time, we're reading it together. What does it change?
Irish Words & Phrases
Suggested by Linda, Amsterdam
Words and phrases that catch us—Irish readers, step in and share how they live in the language.
Along the Way — What We Carry
Suggested by Mihály, Budapest
Books, objects, notes—anything you're carrying alongside the read.
Words That Made Me Pause
Suggested by Mark, Mendocino
A line or phrase that broke through the density of the text.
From Page to the Stage
Suggested by Rivkeh, Northeastern USA
How the text comes alive in performance
Siren Songs
Music, playlists, and the sounds that echo through Ulysses
+ Suggest a Snug
New snugs emerge as we read.
You can suggest one anytime.