BloomsDay in DC

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All GW faculty and students are invited to attend — and participate in — this hallowed event. If you are willing to read, please contact:

Bob Kolodney (bobko@post.harvard.edu, or 202-237-5202)
If you’ve never heard of BloomsDay before, examine Margaret Soltan’s mania for the day.

BloomsDay2008 Reading

There will be a reading of Highlights from Ulysses

At the Irish Channel Pub

Located at H and 5th Streets NW in the Capital City of the USA

At 7:00 PM On Monday, June 16, 2008

This Event is sponsored by The Harvard Club of Washington DC and Washington Independent Writers

It is open to the public – there is no admissions charge

James Joyce has been invited and is expected to be present in spirit

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