That's James Joyce's Ulysses rather than Homer's, I take it? Haven't managed it myself - I only read the last couple of pages of Molly Bloom's soliloquy. Then if anyone mentions it, you can look misty-eyed and murmur "what'll I wear shall I wear a white rose" and nobody asks you anything more, I find.
costa, I Capture the Castle is lovely.
I tend not to count re-reads - no major reason, I'm just mildly curious about how many new books I get through in a year. So not officially counting my current book, Under Another Sky by Charlotte Higgins, a non-fiction book about how Britain conceptualises its Roman past. That makes it sound ponderous, but it's really not. She travels around in an unreliable campervan to visit things like Hadrian's wall, and talks about what people used to make of it, as well as what we currently know. It's just the kind of thing I like.
My dad passed on his unused Kindle to me, so I'm going to have a go at getting to grips with it. It's complicated as I haven't set up my internet connection at home as wifi. Don't know if I should try to re-set it or just resign myself to downloading books in places where I can access wifi.
I need a man around the place to sort out my techie stuff for me . Alright, not really.