Joyce in other writer's fiction?

Has anyone attempted to compile something approaching "exhaustive" along these
lines? Roald Dahl's My Uncle Oswald, Masks of the Illuminati by Robert Anton
Wilson, The House on Eccles Road by Kitchen, The Death of a Joyce Scholar by
whatsisname, plays like Tom Stoppard's Travesties, or Tom Gallacher's Mr. Joyce
Is Leaving Paris, etc, etc, etc.

Jorn?

I'm guessing we/someone could find 500 items.

rmjon23 de Los Angeles
"Nothing 'matters' till some fool starts resorting to force. To prevent the
initial insanity is the goal, and always has been, of intelligent political
effort." - Pound

This might be very difficult, depending on how small a reference would be
sufficient to be included. Take, for example, the obvious "beastly dead"
reference in Rushdie's "Satanic Verses."

David Heath
Portland, OR

"RMJon23" <rmjon23 DeleteThis @aol.comraderie> wrote in message
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 > Has anyone attempted to compile something approaching "exhaustive" along
these
 > lines? Roald Dahl's My Uncle Oswald, Masks of the Illuminati by Robert
Anton
 > Wilson, The House on Eccles Road by Kitchen, The Death of a Joyce Scholar
by
 > whatsisname, plays like Tom Stoppard's Travesties, or Tom Gallacher's Mr.
Joyce
 > Is Leaving Paris, etc, etc, etc.
 >
 > Jorn?
 >
 > I'm guessing we/someone could find 500 items.
 >
 > rmjon23 de Los Angeles
 > "Nothing 'matters' till some fool starts resorting to force. To prevent
the
 > initial insanity is the goal, and always has been, of intelligent
political
 > effort." - Pound<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->