Finnegans Wake (芬尼根的守灵夜)

The book's complex wordplay and multilingual puns are unlike anything else. I'm curious how other writers or readers interpret its impact on literary innovation.

The book seems to loop back on itself in a way that makes it feel like a never-ending puzzle. Was this intentional to reflect the nature of history and memory?

His experimental approach pushes boundaries, but I wonder what personal, cultural, or artistic influences led to this unique form.