Homer, Hemingway, and Joyce

Posted on by Rob Rinne

Proteus was Homer’s ‘Old Man Of The Sea’.
Hemingway’s ‘Old Man And The Sea’ could be considered to be a counter, a foil, or an accompaniment to Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’?
I don’t think it’s ever been looked at that way before.
Hemingway did admire Joyce and how well he wrote.
Wonder if he won the Pulitzer for it thanks to Joyce’s inspiration?

Published by Rob Rinne

I can't think of when I wasn't writing but the first story I remember creating was in Grade 6 and made from equal parts James Bond and Knight Rider. It's been a long time since then and I can't be sure my stories have gotten much better, but I keep it up because it hasn't stopped being just as fun.

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