This collection of Woolf sightings includes a seasonal approach to Woolf (1) and mentions of World War I (10, 11).
- Appropriate for the season: How Five Literary Characters (including gloomy Orlando) Deal With Winter.
- Nora in The Woman Upstairs by Claire Messud, works on a series of tiny dioramas, including one depicting Virginia Woolf putting rocks in her pockets at Rodmell. More on this sighting of Woolf in contemporary fiction.
- Jim Brock turned to Virginia Woolf for inspiration in writing his new play, “Because Beauty Must Be Broken Daily” in Florida.
- Tove Jansson compared to Virginia Woolf.
- “Between the Lines,” a set of collages based on women in literature, including Virginia Woolf.
- Billilla, a grand old house in Brighton, is a place of one’s own to write fiction as part of the Bayside City Council’s Artist in Residence Program.
- Add the Internet as a necessity, along with a room and an income, for women who want to write.
- The influence of Middlemarch, which Woolf touted as “one of the few English novels for grown-up people.”
- Woolf, economic independence & empowerment in a modern context. Read more.
- Finally, a WWI anthology that is diverse — but includes no Woolf and no West.
- A high school academic decathlon focusing on WWI and including Woolf’ “Mark on the Wall.”
- Woolf an influence on John Hennessy.
- Almost an allusion to Virginia Woolf in Dylan’s “Desolation Row.”
- “Mad, Bad and Sad: Women and the Mind Doctors,” an exhibition at London’s Freud Museum featuring women’s eperiences, including Virginia Woolf’s.
- Does Mrs. Dalloway need a trauma trigger warning?
- Start Here, Volume 2 helps you read your way into 25 authors, including Virginia Woolf.
- A few more tales from the amazing life of Ruth Gruber.
- A Bryn Mawr swimmer visits sites abroad, including those of Woolf and the Bloomsbury group.
- Despite Virginia Woolf and Mary Shelly, sexism rampant among science fiction writers.