…be interpreted as meaning I'm about to change the subject whimsically. This is very similar to a lot of the tricks in Ulysses. Does Gary Owen speak gaelic? Is Gary Owen a nice, clean dog or a dirty dog? It depends on which page of the book you look…

…about to change the subject whimsically. This is very similar to a lot of the tricks in Ulysses. Does Gary Owen speak gaelic? Is Gary Owen a nice, clean dog or a dirty dog? It depends on which page of the book you look at. Have you ever written any…

…book and could you comment on that? Well no I thought so. Wait a minute I'm thinking of a book by a guy named Gary Owen. It's either called none dare call it conspiracy or none dare call it treason. None dare call it treason. No, that was earlier…

…nobody seems to have believed it but mae herself. It was none dare call it conspiracy by Gary Allen Allen, That's right, Gary Owen was the dog of Joyce's Ulysses. I'm sorry I got Gary Allen mixed up with the dog I'm talking about synchronicities. Well…

…a watch that stopped. That was one of Joyce's Traditions. The most interesting character in Ulysses as far as I'm concerned is Gary Owen. Bloom is a great character Molly bloom is a great character Stephen is a great character buck mulligan is a great…

…is a great character buck mulligan is a great character. There are a lot of great characters in Ulysses. My favorite character is Gary Owen. Because there are three versions of Gary Owen in the novel I call this the Gary Owen Principle. All of my novels…

…character. There are a lot of great characters in Ulysses. My favorite character is Gary Owen. Because there are three versions of Gary Owen in the novel I call this the Gary Owen Principle. All of my novels are based on the Gary Owen Principle. The…

…in Ulysses. My favorite character is Gary Owen. Because there are three versions of Gary Owen in the novel I call this the Gary Owen Principle. All of my novels are based on the Gary Owen Principle. The first time Gary Owen is described the narrator is…

…three versions of Gary Owen in the novel I call this the Gary Owen Principle. All of my novels are based on the Gary Owen Principle. The first time Gary Owen is described the narrator is a drunken Dublin Barfly Who's Hostile to everybody in Dublin. This…

…novel I call this the Gary Owen Principle. All of my novels are based on the Gary Owen Principle. The first time Gary Owen is described the narrator is a drunken Dublin Barfly Who's Hostile to everybody in Dublin. This narrator puts down all the…

…of England to boot, and the germans and the French and everybody in Europe and of course he doesn't like the dog either. He says Gary Owen is a mangy mongrel with a vile temper and it would be a corporal work of mercy to do away with that dog before…

…dog before he eats the seed out of somebody else's trousers. And then another narrator comes in and tells you that Gary Owen speaks pure gaelic and actually recites classic gaelic verse according to the meters of the Medieval Irish Bards and gives you…

…the poetry composed by this dog. And a little bit later another narrator named Grady McDowell comes in and she tells you that Gary Owen is a darling dog so human that he almost talks. At least she doesn't claim he does talk she says he almost talks.…

…he almost talks. At least she doesn't claim he does talk she says he almost talks. So we've got three versions of Gary Owen and Joyce never tells you which is true because the difference between Ulysses and all novels previous to Ulysses is that Joyce…

…the observer as much as it is of the system being observed. Observer and observed are a seamless unity. So in one universe Gary Owen is a horrible mongrel in another universe Gary Owen is a darling dog and in a third universe Gary Owen recites Irish…

…being observed. Observer and observed are a seamless unity. So in one universe Gary Owen is a horrible mongrel in another universe Gary Owen is a darling dog and in a third universe Gary Owen recites Irish Poetry. It depends on who the observer is. And…

…one universe Gary Owen is a horrible mongrel in another universe Gary Owen is a darling dog and in a third universe Gary Owen recites Irish Poetry. It depends on who the observer is. And that's exactly what Russell Wells told the biographer in this…

…So light is particles when you're using the instrument one way and it's waves when you're using it the other way. Just like Gary Owen is a darling old dog from one observer's point of view and a horrible old mongrel from another observer's point of view…