US EditionThe Good Books, David Goodman: 'It’s a shameful thing to admit for an English Literature graduate, but I couldn’t get through Ulysses' - Scottish Field
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The Good Books, David Goodman: 'It’s a shameful thing to admit for an English Literature graduate, but I couldn’t get through Ulysses' - Scottish Field
David Goodman on not being able to get through Ulysses, how Iain Banks inspired him, and the books of his childhood. The first book I remember reading: If we’re talking children’s books, it’s probably Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak, which I read dozens of times with my parents. But the first… The post The Good Books, David Goodman: ‘It’s a shameful thing to admit for an English Literature graduate, but I couldn’t get through Ulys…
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