Blogging Woolf

We have Virginia Woolf’s Reading Notebooks, her diaries and her letters, all of which tell us about her reading habits.

Now there’s another source for this interesting information — the Reading Experience Database (RED), hosted by the Open University. As reported on the Open Culture website, RED provides a vast, open-access compendium of British authors’ reading habits from 1450 through 1945. And it includes Woolf’s.