Thursday, 19 November 2020

 The online reading session stopped at ". . . to ball you out." (622.24)

Thursday, 5 November 2020

NOTE: The Monday's reading group has not been coming together since the pandemic hit Switzerland. Since the last week of October 2020, some of us have been participating in the virtual reading sessions offered by the Foundation on Zoom. These Zoom sessions take place on Thursday evenings starting at 19.00h. Participation is by prior registration only. Contact the Foundation if interested. More information is available in the post dated Monday, 18 October 2020.

The reading on 5 November 2020 stopped at "But let them." (620.32)

To learn more about reading Finnegans Wake the article "Fritz Senn and Finnegans Wake" is highly recommended. The article which is actually a transcription of an interview with Fritz Senn is available here!

Monday, 22 October 2020

 At the end of the first (for us) Zoom session, we had reached the sentence ending with

 " . . . opennine knighters."   (618.24)

Monday, 18 October 2020

 IMPORTANT:

Please note that

• All us from the Monday reading group are welcome to participate in the virtual reading group of Finnegans Wake on Zoom. This virtual reading group is the Thursday Finnegans Wake group and has been meeting on Zoom for the last couple of months. As this group has now reached about the place in the book* where we had stopped in March, we can also participate and read the book to the end. 
• The reading group meets on Zoom at 19h every Thursday evening.
• Participation is by prior registration only. To register contact the Foundation. 
• eMail: info@joycefoundation.ch
• Tel: 044 211 83 01

* Info on where the Thursday group stopped reading is available on the blog https://thursdayswake.blogspot.com

Sunday, 15 March 2020

IMPORTANT:

Please note that due to the Coronavirus spreading in Switzerland, the reading sessions of Finnegans Wake on Mondays are cancelled starting Monday, 16th March until further notice.

Monday, 9 March 2020, Pages 614 - 616

The reading stopped at ". . . to be able to be seen." (616.19)

Monday, 2 March 2020, Pages 613-614

The reading stopped at "Forget!" (614.26)