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Virginia’s 1911 census record is online

Posted in Virginia Adeline Stephen, tagged , , on Monday 6 July 2009| Leave a Comment »

You can now search for and purchase the 1911 census record for Virginia Adeline Stephen, who was 29 and lived in St. Pancras district in London that year.

You can search for UK records here, but you will have to register and purchase credits to get the entire record transcript.

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Routledge to republish Lee’s The Novels of Virginia Woolf

Posted in books, Hermione Lee, tagged , , , on Thursday 2 July 2009| Leave a Comment »

Hermione Lee

Hermione Lee’s The Novels of Virginia Woolf is just one of 18 titles that academic publisher Routledge will repackage and republish as part of its Routledge Revivals series on July 15.

Routledge will reissue more than 100 of its key titles from its backlist over the next 12 months, reproducing them using print on demand.

The first 18 titles will be published in hardback at prices ranging from £50 to £100. The majority of the titles will be available through print-on-demand services and for download as e-books.

Amazon.com lists the Lee title with a publication date of Oct. 15 and a price of $122.

Editorial assistant Adam Micklethwaite said, “We have such a distinguished list—it is inevitable that we would use this in the time of an economic recession.” Read more.

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Love Princeton? Read more about them

Posted in 19th Annual Internatinal Conference on Virginia Woolf, Bloomsbury, music, MySpace, tagged , on Wednesday 1 July 2009| Leave a Comment »

Princeton

Get more insight about members of Princeton, the young band that rocked the house with its Bloomsbury tunes at Woolf and the City.

Read the group’s latest interview with the San Diego CityBeat, visit them on MySpace or follow them on Twitter.

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