This novel's protagonist had a son named Rudy that died shortly after birth and is friends with one of the author's recurring characters who lives in a Martello Tower.
This novel's penultimate chapter, which contains a digression about the anti-Semitic story "Little Harry Hughes," describes two men urinating in a yard and is written as a series of 309 questions and answers. In another chapter, the protagonist imagines his father Rudolph chastising him for going to Nighttown. This novel's protagonist had a son named Rudy that died shortly after birth and is friends with one of the author's recurring characters who lives in a Martello Tower. A chapter set at the National Library details many of this novel's characters' theories of Shakespearean scholarship. This novel begins "Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead" and ends with a woman contemplating her relationship with Blazes Boylan before stating "yes I said yes I will yes." For 10 points, identify this novel that chronicles one day in the life of Leopold Bloom, a work of James Joyce.
This novel's penultimate chapter, which contains a digression about the anti-Semitic story "Little Harry Hughes," describes two men urinating in a yard and is written as a series of 309 questions and answers.
Ulysses