Remember when I wrote a post on Robin Lippincott’s excellent Mr. Dalloway? He’s turned up again in connection with Woolf… Read more The Artist and the Audience: Lit Hub
Tag: Virginia Woolf
Comma, Comma, Comma!
Am I the only one who gets stuck on a simple punctuation mark when reading? I want to understand everything… Read more Comma, Comma, Comma!
Time to Go to the Lighthouse!
I’m overly excited to talk about Lighthouse. It’s such an important novel to me. And yet since my second, about-to-go-on-submission,… Read more Time to Go to the Lighthouse!
Saying Farewell to Mrs. Dalloway
Privileging the inner person, the interior self, Mrs. Dalloway reminds us that what is within is more important and richer… Read more Saying Farewell to Mrs. Dalloway
The Fountain of St. James Court; or, Portrait of the Artist as an Old Woman
Our “Dallodays” are almost over, alas, How’d the month go so fast? I simply cannot let it go by without… Read more The Fountain of St. James Court; or, Portrait of the Artist as an Old Woman
To Be Continued…
You may or may not have noticed that I’m a wee bit behind on the posts. Important, unexpected extended family… Read more To Be Continued…
The Woolf Diaries
While I’m self-isolating more than usual this weekend due to a possible COVID-19 exposure (waiting for the test results of… Read more The Woolf Diaries
Recording of Virginia Woolf
Here’s a link to the only known surviving recording of Woolf’s voice, a slice of the recording animated in commemoration… Read more Recording of Virginia Woolf
Why Read Woolf?
Mr. Dalloway
If you haven’t heard of the novella Mr. Dalloway by Robin Lippincott and you’re a Woolf fan at all, do… Read more Mr. Dalloway
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