Best Kindle Edition of Ulysses by James Joyce
I should start out by saying I can't deliver on the post title, but it's crazy to me that I can't find a page addressing this question on the Google. So:
Recommendation: get the Project Gutenberg edition. Free, better than the "free Kindle edition", as good as the $2.99 edition.
If you thought that was nitpicking, Google "gabler kidd".
- The free Kindle edition is free, has the most reviews by far, but is apparently missing text (The Ballad of Joking Jesus and any other verse printed centered on the page.) Might be badly scanned. No idea what printed edition this is based on.
- Ulysses Unabridged (Illustrated) has the text the other version lacks. It's $2.99. Has only has one review, which makes me a little uneasy. No idea what printed edition this is based on. (Update: I ended up buying this one. It doesn't have chapter breaks. Despite what the one review says, it is actually illustrated. "Proteus" has a modern-day photo of Sandymount strand.)
- Project Gutenberg has a Kindle version up that lacks chapter breaks, although it keeps the three-part structure. Based on the 1922 edition. The lack of chapter breaks is really annoying though.
- epubBooks also has a Kindle edition. Good luck finding out anything about it. It's probably fine. Why do I have to do this? Why isn't the answer obvious?
Recommendation: get the Project Gutenberg edition. Free, better than the "free Kindle edition", as good as the $2.99 edition.
If you thought that was nitpicking, Google "gabler kidd".
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