Todos somos Leopold Bloom

James Joyce's Ulysses, the most important novel in the English language and one of the masterpieces of world literature, is one of the most difficult books ever written. Ever since it was published a hundred years ago, it has always been shrouded in an inscrutable aura of mystery and prestige. It is not easy to explain the strange fascination that this work exerts on those who approach it, many of them tempted by the supposedly insurmountable challenge that reading it entails. In We are all Leopold Bloom, Eduardo Lago, a regular reader of Ulysses since he was a teenager, explains how to undertake such an undertaking, proposing a journey through the interiorities of a novel that ultimately turns out to be unexpectedly welcoming and emotional. Through a language that stands out for its clarity, simplicity and amenity, this instruction manual so as not to get lost reading Ulysses, the first guide of its kind written in Spanish, provides us with the necessary keys to decipher Joyce's brilliant novel step by step. . We are all Leopold Bloom shows that the adventure of embarking on a journey through the pages of Ulysses is one of the greatest aesthetic and intellectual rewards that anyone who truly loves literature can ever have.