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"Today, James Joyce fans from around the world come together to celebrate Bloomsday, an annual commemoration of the Irish novelist&amp;#039;s epic tale &amp;quot;Ulysses.&amp;quot; The day of celebration, named after the story&amp;#039;s protagonist Leopold Bloom, includes a range of cultural activities\u2014from &amp;quot;Ulysses&amp;quot; readings and dramatizations to pub crawls through the streets of Dublin (along the same path Bloom walked in June 16th, 1904 tale). And for literature enthusiasts who can&amp;#039;t make the skip across the pond, there&amp;#039;s always the iPad. Just in time for Bloomsday, Apple announced that &amp;quot;Ulysses Seen,&amp;quot; a new graphic novel adaptation of the Joyce classic, will be available on the iPad, (and free from censorship, at that; after an earlier request to the publisher for a more PG-rated product, Apple decided to allow the nude pictures to stay). For more of everything books, check out WomansDay.com&amp;#039;s Lit Fix blog. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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