/lit/ can a hardcore joycer explain why these covers make sense?
God mode: don't say "just read the book"
Isn't the Ulysses one meant to highlight the final phrase in the novel?
>we want the john green audience
>>7528479
>Portrait of as a the Artist Young Man
>>7528479
>U l Y s s E S
>YES
look at the last part of the book, where Molly speaks to Leopold
>yes
>>7528481
Yes
>>7528481
>yes
>>7528487
Ulss
>>7528479
Ulysses makes obvious sense, and is an amazing cover
The other two are pointless shit
No need to be a hard juicer, the first is sort of attributing a parenthetical or additive value to "ers" to highlight how the book is not about dubliners but Dublin, through Dubliners (I'm not saying it's a good or clever way of doing it by the way, I think it's woefully uncreative); the Y-E-S is the last word of Ulysses, which critics have wanked over quite a lot (Joyce might have too, the letters are found in the beginning as well, how quaint james) and "as a young man", I don't know, there's the obvious, but it's probably just coming on from the previous two.
DUDE
FARTS
>>7528482
If the John Green audience shifted to read James Joyce the world would be a better place.
>>7528504
Are you reaaaally pining to get all that 1-star review schadenfreude material?
>>7528479
Cover aren't meant to make sense, they're just for looking pretty on ya bookshelf.
>>7528493
Care to point out the obvious?
>>7528493
sharp. 10/10
>>7528538
Obvious as in basic and not very interesting: it's an oeuvre de jeunesse, by later Joyce standards, + the youthful, carefree character of hastily chalked words in contrast with printed characters.
>>7528492
no its not an amazing cover
>but its le reference to le ending!!
it looks shit though, the entire aesthetic is like a teenage girl book
>>7528479
dublin->doubling
-ers
~doublers
>>7528567
oh ok, thank you!
>>7528569
better than a simple ass cover with Joyce's portrait. again.
