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Plain English Translation of James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake Exceeds 175,000 Pages

University of Chicago James Joyce scholar Professor James Badwater has completed what he is calling a "plain English" version of the Irish writer's avant-garde work Finnegans Wake. The translated version of this comic fiction novel has eclipsed over 175,000 pages and will take approximately 42 years to read.

Sci-Fi Fans Longing For New Dick

As science fiction fans gathered in Las Vegas to celebrate their favorite genre, many expressed a deep longing for more Dick.

Now You Know Vol 1: We Exist as Electromagnetic Resonance

Power is the knowledge of wisdom, and of us. Growth is the driver of faith. This life is nothing short of a refining reintegration of zero-point power.

Spotify Changes Name to N-Word

The primary motivation behind the decision, according to the company, was that people are quick to forget controversy.

Long-Lost William Burroughs Children’s Book Scheduled for August Release

Late in December, a St. Louis man received an anonymous call from a downtown number. The caller didn't identify himself, but he told the 44-year-old that "he had to see this" and to "get your [his] ass down to the old book depository on Chestnut Street. You [he] gotta see this."

Nevada City Technology Worker Pretends to Read James Joyce’s Ulysses

Customer Support Specialist Brent Underwood pretended to read Ulysses during his lunch break at a local technology firm on Wednesday. He's about half way through the book, although he hasn't read a single page.

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