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In Print: the Family Tree” for the National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert A Draft for “Ulysses in Print: the Family Tree” for The National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert 2000 PRIMARY ITEMS Garland 1984 Lilliput and Picador 1997 Random House 1961 1960 The Bodley Head 1960 Revised Edition Random House 1934 Odyssey Press 1933 1st edition, nd 1930 2 impression Shakespeare and Company May 1926 2nd edition, (aka 8th Impression) Shakespeare and Company 1922 1st Impression, state B 1920 Manuscripts, serial publication in the Little Review and The Egoist. A Draft for “Ulysses in Print: the Family Tree” for The National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert 2000 Connecticut 2000 Orchises 1998 Oxford 1990 1993 Shakespeare and Company May 1926 2nd edition, (aka 8th Impression) 1925 Egoist Press [1923] 3rd Impression 1923 Egoist Press 1922 2nd Impression Shakespeare and Shakespeare and Company Company Shakespeare and Company Shakespeare and Company 1922 1922 1922 1922 st st 1 Impression, state A 1st Impression, state B 1 Impression, state C 1st Impression, Press Copy 1922 1920 A Draft for “Ulysses in Print: the Family Tree” for The National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert Folio Society 1998 Odyssey Press 1933 Random House st nd 1 edition, 2 impression 1934 Shakespeare and Company 1930 May 1930 2nd edition, 4rth impression (aka 11th impression) Shakespeare and Company Samuel Roth Nov 1928 nd rd 1927 2 edition, 3 impression Piratical edition (aka 10th impression) Shakespeare and Company May 1927 2nd edition, 2nd impression (aka 9th Impression) Shakespeare and Company May 1926 2nd edition, (aka 8th Impression) 1925 Shakespeare & Co. Egoist Press Shakespeare & Co. Shakespeare & Co. Shakespeare & Co. Dec. 1925 [1923] Jan 1924 Sept. 1924 Aug. 1925 7th Impression 3rd Impression 4th Impression 5th Impression 6th Impression 1920 A Draft for “Ulysses in Print: the Family Tree” for The National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert The Bodley Head 1960 1960 Odyssey Press Revised Edition 1950 1939 4th imp. 1940 Limited Editions Club 1935 Odyssey Press 1935 1935 3rd imp. states A, B. Odyssey Press 1933 1st edition, 2nd impression Odyssey Press Odyssey Press Odyssey Press 1932 1932 1932 1st edition 1st edition 1st edition state C state A state B Shakespeare and Company May 1930 1930 2nd edition, 4rth impression (aka 11th impression) A Draft for “Ulysses in Print: the Family Tree” for The National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert 1990 Penguin 1992 Collector’s Random House Penguin Publications 1961 1960 Piratical [1968] The Bodley Head 1960 1960 The Bodley Head 1958 The Bodley Head th 9 impr. 2nd–7th Imps. 1937, 1941, 1947, 1949, 1952, 1954 The Bodley Head 1955 8th impr. The Bodley Head Sept. 1937 John Lane John Lane (from reduced 1936 plates The Bodley Head The Bodley Head with corrections) 1935 1936 1936 state A state B Odyssey Press 1933 1st edition, 2nd impression A Draft for “Ulysses in Print: the Family Tree” for The National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert Random House 2000 Arion Press 2002 1988 Facsimile of 1934, Text of 1961 1961 Edited text 1980 Book of the Month Club 1982 Random House Franklin Library Impressions of 1976 1961 text–1986 Random House 1960 1961 The Bodley Head 1960 Revised Edition Odyssey Press Random House 1933 1934 1930 1st edition, 2nd impression A Draft for “Ulysses in Print: the Family Tree” for The National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert 2000 Penguin 1990 1992 1970 The Bodley Head 10th Imp. 1969. Some corrections Random House Penguin 1961 1960 The Bodley Head 2nd–9th Imps. Through 1969. 1960 The Bodley Head 1960 Revised Edition A Draft for “Ulysses in Print: the Family Tree” for The National Library Ireland Stacey Herbert 2000 Picador, 1998 The Bodley Head: London, Vintage: New York, 1993 1993 Afterword by Michael Afterword by Michael Groden Groden Lilliput: Dublin & Picador: London, 1997 Vintage Books: New York, Penguin Books with The Penguin Books in association 1986. Bodley Head: London, with The Bodley Head, 1986. The Corrected Text 1986 Student’s Edition 1986 London: The Bodley Head, 1986. The Corrected Text. Preface by Richard Ellmann. Garland: New York & London, 1986. A Critical and Synoptic Edition. 3 vols. Garland: New York & 1984 London, 1984. A Critical and Synoptic Edition. 3 vols. 1922 Previous editions and printings of Ulysses since 1922 1916 Manuscripts, serial publication in the Little Review and The Egoist. Folio Society 1998 Vintage: New York, 1993 Bodley Head: London, 1993 Afterword, Michael Groden Shakespeare and Company Afterword, Michael Groden May 1926 Shakespeare and Company nd Random House 2 edition, May 1927 Samuel Roth th nd nd 1927 1934 (aka 8 Impression) 2 edition, 2 impression Vintage Books: New York, Penguin Books with The th Piratical edition (aka 9 Impression) 1986. Bodley Head: London, The Corrected Text 1986 Shakespeare & Co. Shakespeare and Company Dec. 1925 Nov 1928 7th Impression 2nd edition, 3rd impression th London: The Bodley Head, Penguin Books, The Bodley (aka 10 impression) 1986. Head, 1986. The Corrected Text. Student’s Edition Shakespeare & Co. Preface by Richard Ellmann. Aug. 1925 Shakespeare and Company 6th Impression May 1930 2nd edition, 4rth impression th Garland: New York & Garland: New York & Shakespeare & Co. (aka 11 impression) London, 1984. London, 1986. Sept. 1924 A Critical and Synoptic A Critical and Synoptic 5th Impression Edition. 3 vols. Edition. 3 vols. Odyssey Press 1932 1st edition Shakespeare & Co. Penguin state A Jan 1924 1968 th 4 Impression Arion Press Odyssey Press 1988 Limited Editions Club Collector’s 1932 1961 Edited text Shakespeare and Company Egoist Press [1923] 1935 Editions rd 1st edition John Lane 1922 3 Impression Piratical [1960] st State B state B The Bodley Head Random House 1 Impression, state A Random House 1936 2002 Impressions of Odyssey Press state A Random House Format of 1934 1961 text–1986 Egoist Press [1923] 1932 1961 Text of 1961 rd Shakespeare and 3 Impression 1st edition Company State A state C Odyssey Press John Lane 1922 1933 The Bodley Head Book of the st nd The Bodley Head st 1 edition, 2 impression 1936 Month Club 1 Impression, state B 1960 Egoist Press state B 1982 Revised Edition 1922 nd 2 Impression Odyssey Press Franklin Library Shakespeare and Company 1935 1976 1922 3rd imp. st 1 Impression, state C states A, B. Picador, 1998 The Bodley Head Shakespeare and Company Odyssey Press The Bodley Head Sept. 1937 2nd–7th Imps. 1922 1939 (from reduced 1st Impression, Press Copy 4th imp. 1937, 1941, 1947, Lilliput: Dublin & 1936 plates) 1949, 1952, 1954, with corrections) Picador: London, 1997 The Bodley Head 1955 The Bodley Head Penguin th 8th impr. 10 Imp. 1969. 1992 Some corrections The Bodley Head Connecticut 1958 2000 Ulysses Family Tree: S. Herbert Draft: May 2004 9th impr. Orchises 1998 Oxford 1993.
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