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“... adultery, we’re in trouble. There is also a very odd passage about masturbation. Brown rebukes Fritz Senn for taking a strict line with Bloom about it – ‘cheap satisfaction brought out in a style of cheap fiction,’ Senn calls it – and he insists that ‘the endosomatic gratificatory aspect of the act’ is ...”

“... to insects, from the geography of tidal rivers to soiled underwear, from nonsense to song’. Fritz Senn, in his essay on Vladimir Dixon’s joking letter, says quite rightly that the puns come ‘a trifle too easily’, lacking the ‘generally blurred margin’ of Joyce’s words, ‘that aura of something not entirely fathomable’. He also says ...”