- The Cats of Copenhagen was written in a letter to Joyce's grandson in 1936 as a "younger twin sister" to the already published story, The Cat and the Devil.
- James Joyce now has a second children’s book in print. The Cats of Copenhagen, published in 2012 by Dublin’s Ithys Press, is, like its companion story...
- So who knew there was a James Joyce book called ‘The Cats of Copenhagen’? Okay, short story, clever clogs – it was written by Joyce in 1936...
- The book consists of 11 illustration "windows" and 12 text "windows", printed on acetates and placed in slide inspired 15cmx15cm windows.
- Source URL: www.brainpickings.org/2012/11/02/the-cats-of-copenhagen-james-joyce.
- The Cats of Copenhagen was written in a letter to Joyce's grandson in 1936 as a "younger twin sister" to the already published story, The Cat and the Devil.
- IBNA- 'The Cats of Copenhagen' (1936), a posthumously-published children's short story by Irish author James Joyce described as a delightfully antique work has...
- Stephen Dedalus, who later resurfaced as one of the key characters in James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’, is depicted in the book’s early years (1922).
- Read The Cats of Copenhagen by James Joyce The Cats of Copenhagen can be read on any device, including computers, tablets, and smartphones.