Blooms of Dublin

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Blooms of Dublin
Written by	Anthony Burgess

Blooms of Dublin is a musical play or operetta by Anthony Burgess. The work was first performed for the Dublin Joyce Centenary in 1982 by BBC radio. The operetta is based on James Joyce's Ulysses.^[1]^[2]

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v t e Works of Anthony Burgess

Novels	The Malayan Trilogy Time for a Tiger The Enemy in the Blanket Beds in the East The Right to an Answer The Doctor is Sick The Worm and the Ring Devil of a State One Hand Clapping A Clockwork Orange The Wanting Seed Honey for the Bears Inside Mr. Enderby The Eve of St. Venus Nothing Like the Sun A Vision of Battlements Tremor of Intent Enderby Outside M/F Napoleon Symphony The Clockwork Testament Beard's Roman Women Abba Abba 1985 Man of Nazareth Earthly Powers The End of the World News Enderby's Dark Lady The Kingdom of the Wicked The Pianoplayers Any Old Iron Mozart and the Wolf Gang A Dead Man in Deptford Byrne

Short stories	The Devil's Mode

Poetry	Moses: A Narrative Revolutionary Sonnets

Essays	An Essay on Censorship Homage to Qwert Yuiop One Man's Chorus

Critical works	Shakespeare Joysprick Ninety-Nine Novels A Mouthful of Air

Operettas	Blooms of Dublin

Symphonies	Sinfoni Melayu

Autobiography	Little Wilson and Big God You've Had Your Time

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