Dubliners

Focusing on the intricacies of human experience, the collection features fifteen stories that blend blasphemy with sacramentality through a meticulous realism. Joyce explores themes of loss, deception, and self-discovery, as seen in narratives like the haunting tale of a fallen priest in "The Sisters" and the unsettling revelations of "The Dead." Each story pushes the boundaries of narrative, showcasing Joyce's innovative approach to fiction and his keen insight into the complexities of life and relationships.