The New Bloomsday Book

Given how dense and challenging Ulysses is, I'm curious what motivated Harry Blamires to revisit and update his approach. Was it to make it more accessible or to highlight new insights?

The way the book deciphers complex symbols and cultural references made me see Ulysses in a new light. Did others feel more connected to the text after reading this guide?

I'm wondering whether Blamires' approach offers a fresh perspective or if it leans more toward traditional literary criticism. What sets this apart for readers diving into Joyce's work?