Molly Bloom's Soliloquy

Molly Bloom’s soliloquy in "Ulysses" is a strikingly intimate and unfiltered exploration of a woman’s thoughts, memories, and fantasies as she drifts toward sleep on a single night in 1904. Renowned for its candid depiction of inner life, the soliloquy is brought vividly to life through Marcella Riordan’s compelling narration. This unabridged recording allows listeners to experience one of literature’s most remarkable and mesmerizing passages as a standalone piece.