Book duration 240 pages
About the book
Ordinary lives. Extraordinary insight.
Dubliners, the groundbreaking collection by literary titan James Joyce, captures the everyday moments of working-class Dubliners with unflinching honesty and emotional precision. Each story, from Araby to The Dead, paints a vivid portrait of paralysis, routine, epiphany, and the small, personal struggles that define a life.
Written in prose both sparse and poetic, Joyce's characters are deeply human, caught in quiet conflicts, failed dreams, and sudden revelations. The stories may be short, but the themes—identity, nationalism, alienation—are profound.
"The modern short story begins here."
A must-read for fans of Virginia Woolf, Edgar Allan Poe, and Ernest Hemingway.
Why You'll Love Dubliners
A cornerstone of literary modernism
Perfect for fans of thought-provoking, introspective fiction
Includes The Dead, widely regarded as one of the best short stories ever written
Experience the Humanity Beneath the Surface.
Buy Dubliners today and rediscover how fiction can reflect reality in its quietest and most powerful forms.
