The Irish writer James Joyce was born in 1882 in the Dublin town of Rathmines. His education was carried out in the bosom of a Jesuit college and later he attended the university college from which he graduated in Modern languages.
Joyce traveled a lot in the first years of her life, living in various cities and countries such as Dublin in Ireland, London in England, Zurich in Switzerland and Trieste in Italy. Although later his fame was worldwide and today he is considered one of the cult writers of all literature, in his time, James suffered to publish his creations so he had to pull from language teaching to survive.
Despite the difficulty in bringing his works to light, one of the undeniable characteristics of this great author is his versatility with pen in hand, since Joyce was the author of numerous different works that play almost all the styles of literature itself. And it is that the famous writer is the author of works of stories, books of poems, novels and even dramas, so the legacy he left us when he died in 1941 is exceptional as well as extensive.
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Source - Oxford University Press