James Scudamore
@jamesscudamore.bsky.social
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‘Few of us can know how it feels to read that your grandfather called your grandmother his “brown-arsed fuckbird”.’
James Scudamore’s reflections on trying to ghostwrite Stephen James Joyce's memoir, unlocked and free to read to mark Bloomsday.
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James Scudamore’s reflections on trying to ghostwrite Stephen James Joyce's memoir, unlocked and free to read to mark Bloomsday.
granta.com/ecce-senex-s...
June 16, 2025 at 9:41 AM
‘Few of us can know how it feels to read that your grandfather called your grandmother his “brown-arsed fuckbird”.’
James Scudamore’s reflections on trying to ghostwrite Stephen James Joyce's memoir, unlocked and free to read to mark Bloomsday.
granta.com/ecce-senex-s...
James Scudamore’s reflections on trying to ghostwrite Stephen James Joyce's memoir, unlocked and free to read to mark Bloomsday.
granta.com/ecce-senex-s...
It’s true. He has.
#BookSky heads up -
@jamesscudamore.bsky.social is here. Been running a one-man campaign for his Booker, Costa and Dylan T prize-listed work for years - magnificent writer who deserves a much wider readership. Wreaking and English Monsters are magnificent novels. Urge immediate investigation.
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@jamesscudamore.bsky.social is here. Been running a one-man campaign for his Booker, Costa and Dylan T prize-listed work for years - magnificent writer who deserves a much wider readership. Wreaking and English Monsters are magnificent novels. Urge immediate investigation.
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November 12, 2024 at 7:26 PM
It’s true. He has.
Reposted by James Scudamore
“He was impolite about pedestrians, especially if he thought they were overweight. But he was full of admiration for the dogs we passed.”
On the anniversary of James Joyce’s birth, I’m thoroughly enjoying James Scudamore’s encounters with his awful grandson Stephen, in the new issue of Granta:
On the anniversary of James Joyce’s birth, I’m thoroughly enjoying James Scudamore’s encounters with his awful grandson Stephen, in the new issue of Granta:
February 2, 2024 at 10:06 AM
“He was impolite about pedestrians, especially if he thought they were overweight. But he was full of admiration for the dogs we passed.”
On the anniversary of James Joyce’s birth, I’m thoroughly enjoying James Scudamore’s encounters with his awful grandson Stephen, in the new issue of Granta:
On the anniversary of James Joyce’s birth, I’m thoroughly enjoying James Scudamore’s encounters with his awful grandson Stephen, in the new issue of Granta: