Joyce and the G-Men

Discover the intriguing intersection of literature and espionage in Joyce and the G-Men by C. Culleton. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2004, this captivating book spans 232 pages and delves into the FBI's surveillance of the iconic author James Joyce, who was suspected of Communist ties. Culleton's journey begins with a simple request for Joyce's FBI file, leading her through a labyrinth of historical cross-references that unveil not only the complexities of Joyce's life but also the obscenity trials he faced and a chilling plot to assassinate Irish labour leader James Larkin. This softcover reprint of the original first edition invites readers to explore the hidden narratives behind one of literature's most enigmatic figures. Perfect for fans of literary history and political intrigue, Joyce and the G-Men offers a unique perspective on the interplay between art and authority.