Mapped
Dubliners
James Joyce
Fifteen stories, fifteen corners of one city, each with a real address. From a boy's blind street in the north inner city to the aunts' house on the Liffey quays, Joyce mapped Dublin so exactly you can still walk it.
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Ulysses
James Joyce
One day, 16 June 1904, mapped street by street. Joyce said he wanted Dublin so exactly rendered it could be rebuilt from the book, and people have been walking it every Bloomsday since. From the Martello tower at Sandycove in the south to the graves at Glasnevin in the north, every place here is real and still findable.
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