"The Neophyte in the Stream of Consciousness" is a cult novel by the writer James Joyce, which opens the reader to a virtuoso reproduction of the stream of consciousness of the main character Leopold Bloom during one day in Dublin. This book is one of the masterpieces of nascent modernism and is distinguished by the originality of the form, the impressive depth of the psychological disclosure of the characters, and the mastery of the language game. Readers are exposed to Bloom's inner world with his thoughts, memories, and fantasies intertwined with the reality of everyday life. The author successfully combines moments of happiness, longing, love, thoughts and entertainment, creating a mosaic of emotions and events that reflects the multifaceted life of the hero himself. "A neophyte in the stream of consciousness" is a book that requires the reader's attention, deep understanding and openness to new literary forms. This is a masterpiece that will leave a mark in the heart of anyone who has the courage to delve into the world of complex feelings, thoughts and emotions of Leopold Bloom.