I have previously noted (here; and here) that Jabotinsky's novel on Samson was the basis for the screenplay for the 1949 award-winning Hollywood film. And a new film.
And now, James Joyce had requested the book:
Why did he request it?
Was there correspondence between the two?
Did Joyce have a "Jewish" thing?
Did this part appeal to him?
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