Monday Coutts-Quinn & Tom Stammers
Ulysses Book Club
If you've ever felt too intimidated by James Joyce's 1922 modernist masterpiece Ulysses , never fear! Read alongside Monday Coutts-Quinn and Tom Stammers as they tackle this mighty text one chapter at a time.
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Chapter 7: Aeolus 09.06.2026 1:00:18
Monday and Tom explore Chapter 7 of James Joyce’s Ulysses . Audio Credits: Audio excerpts from this episode come from the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of the text from Bloomsday, 2012. Our theme music is Love’s Old Sweet Song composed by James Lynam Molloy and performed by Soon-Tzu Speechley . Interstitial music Vopna by Alexander Nakarada https:// creatorchords.com [Creative Commons CC BY 4.0] No AI al...
Chapter 6: Hades 28.04.2026 1:10:24
Monday and Tom explore Chapter 6 of James Joyce’s Ulysses . Audio Credits: Audio excerpts from this episode come from the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of the text from Bloomsday, 2012. Our theme music is Love’s Old Sweet Song composed by James Lynam Molloy and performed by Soon-Tzu Speechley . Interstitial music Vopna by Alexander Nakarada https:// creatorchords.com [Creative Commons CC BY 4.0] No AI al...
Chapter 5: Lotus Eaters 18.03.2026 1:11:31
Monday and Tom explore Chapter 5 of James Joyce’s Ulysses . Audio Credits: Audio excerpts from this episode come from the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of the text from Bloomsday, 2012. Our theme music is Love’s Old Sweet Song composed by James Lynam Molloy and performed by Soon-Tzu Speechley . Interstitial music Vopna by Alexander Nakarada https:// creatorchords.com [Creative Commons CC BY 4.0] No AI al...
Chapter 4: Calypso 09.02.2026 1:04:45
Monday and Tom explore Chapter 4 of James Joyce’s Ulysses . Audio Credits: Audio excerpts from this episode come from the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of the text from Bloomsday, 2012. Our theme music is Love’s Old Sweet Song composed by James Lynam Molloy and performed by Soon-Tzu Speechley . Interstitial music Vopna by Alexander Nakarada https:// creatorchords.com [Creative Commons CC BY 4.0] Suppleme...
Chapter 3: Proteus 04.12.2025 1:06:57
Monday and Tom explore Chapter 3 of James Joyce’s Ulysses . Audio Credits: Audio excerpts from this episode come from the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of the text from Bloomsday, 2012. Our theme music is Love’s Old Sweet Song composed by James Lynam Molloy and performed by Soon-Tzu Speechley . Interstitial music Vopna by Alexander Nakarada https:// creatorchords.com [Creative Commons CC BY 4.0] No AI al...
Chapter 2: Nestor 19.10.2025 58:56
Monday and Tom explore Chapter 2 of James Joyce’s Ulysses . Audio Credits: Audio excerpts from this episode come from the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of the text from Bloomsday, 2012. Our theme music is Love’s Old Sweet Song composed by James Lynam Molloy and performed by Soon-Tzu Speechley . Interstitial music Vopna by Alexander Nakarada https:// creatorchords.com [Creative Commons CC BY 4.0] No AI al...
Chapter 1: Telemachus 19.09.2025 1:08:22
Monday and Tom explore Chapter 1 of James Joyce's Ulysses . Audio credits: Audio excerpts from this episode come from the BBC Radio 4 adaptation of the text from Bloomsday, 2012. Our theme music is Love’s Old Sweet Song composed by James Lynam Molloy and performed by Soon-Tzu Speechley. Interstitial music Vopna by Alexander Nakarada | https://creatorchords.com [Creative Commons CC BY 4.0] No AI al...
Prologue 19.09.2025 7:00
An overview of the Ulysses Book Club podcast, a general introduction to the book, and a quick introduction to Monday and Tom. No AI algorithmic language models were used in the preparation, production, or execution of this podcast in any manner.
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