Thursday, 25 August 2016 (387.32)

A. reports that the last reading stopped at, “And that now was how it was” (387.32) – signalling a few favourite passages:

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Thursday, 18 August 2016 (386.5)

The last reading stopped at “their old pantometer” (386.5) 

Some favourites were these:

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An auditive contribution comes from Bill Brockman. Click this link to listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxadblDT6zI

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Thanks, A., for update on progress!

Thursday, 11 August 2016 (384.29)

The last reading stopped mid sentence at “palpably wrong and bulbubly improper” (384.29).

These were some of the favourites:

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Thursday, 4 August 2016 (382.30)

The group has finished reading the bar chapter, II.3 (382.30).

A few of the night’s favourites were:

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Thursday, 28 July 2016 (381.2)

The last reading stopped at: “extended order” (381.2)

This Thursday some of the scholars attending the workshop currently taking place at the Foundation will join the group.

Some of the night's favourites were:

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With thanks to A. for the pick of favourite passages

Thursday, 21 July 2016 (379.26)

The reading has progressed to “such a bad lot” (379.26).

A couple of passages offered up as favourites were:
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Thursday, 14 July 2016 (378.27)

The reading has got as far as: “Hang coersion everyhow!” (378.27) 

Here's a pick of three from the numerous favourites this page offers:

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Thursday, 7 July 2016 (377.33)

The reading group has now been joined by two new scholars, Barry Spence (Massachusetts) and Geneviève Sartor (Canada), who will be spending two research months at the Zürich Foundation. 

With united efforts progress was made to “Mr Justinian Johnston-Johnson” (377.33). Although this passage is proving particularly dense the group has managed to single out a couple of favourites:

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Thanks A. for keeping this blog posted about progress and with favourite passages.

Thursday, 30 June 2016 (FW 377.3)

The reading stopped at “saysaith” (377.3).

Some favourites were:

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Thursday, 23 June 2016 (FW 376.3)

The group stopped at “hillman minx” (376.3).

The reading was rather tough but it still yielded a favourite:

Thursday, 9 June 2016 (FW 375.4)

Please note that there will be no reading next Thursday, 16  June 2016. The Foundation remains closed all week due to the Joyce Symposium held in London, which the staff are attending.

After a rather arduous passage the reading stopped at “the house that juke built” (375.4).

Some favourites included:

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“Just press this cold brand against your brow for a mow. Cainfully! The sinus the curse. That's it. Hung Chung Egglyfella now speak he tell numptywumpty topsawys belongahim pidgin.” (374.32–35)

With thanks again to An. for keeping us updated about the readings progress and the group's most savoured passages.

Thursday, 2 June 2016 (FW 374.7)

The reading came to a halt at “Lencs” (374.7).

A couple of favourites were:

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With renewed thanks to An. for keeping us updated and posted

Thursday, 26 May 2016 (FW 373.16)

The reading stopped at “an orse”(373.16)

Some favourite passages were:

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Thank you, An., for these gratefully received suggestions!

Thursday, 19 May 2016 (FW 372.12)

The reading stopped at “scenictutors” (372.12).

A favourite was:

With thanks to Ron Ewart for sending in this week's updates, adding that “the lines 371.13–16 provoked most discussion, elucidation or whatever”:

Thursday, 12 May 2016 (FW 371.10)

The reading stopped at “Himhim. Himhim.” (371.10)

Some favourites were:

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Thank you for the update, An.!

Thursday, 28 April 2016 (FW 370.14)

The reading came to a halt at “Or just zoot doon floon?” (370.14).

Please note there will be no reading this coming Thursday, 5 May (Ascension Day).

Here's one of the night's favourites:

Thanks An., for keeping us posted.

Thursday, 21 April 2016 (FW 369.2)

The reading has progressed to “their hinterhand suppliesdemands” (369.2).

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An. tells us he liked:

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And Fritz Senn drew the group's attention to: 

for, in a way, representing FW itself.

Thanks An.!

Thursday, 14 April 2016 (FW 367.24)

The reading stopped at: “he had behold the residuance of a delusion:” (367.24).

With many thanks to Marion Sommer for sending this reference together with some of the group's favourites:

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Thursday, 7 April 2016 (FW 366.16)

The reading stopped at: “(of Saturnay Eve, how now, woren't we't?)” (366.16)

Here are some favourites:

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