Jane Heap

By then, Ulysses had been in trouble for years.

Its chapters ran in the American magazine The Little Review until February 1921, when a New York court ruled the work obscene and fined the editors, Margaret Anderson and Jane Heap, $50 each.

The case began after a complaint attributed to the New York Society for Suppression of Vice.

The judges refused to let certain passages be read aloud during the hearings.