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Wear Your Books

Posted in Virginia Woolf on Monday 17 March 2014| Leave a Comment »

Picture yourself wearing a Virginia Woolf book. One way is on your shoes, as in a pair of ballet flats signifying Mrs. Dalloway’s walk. Look for others below.

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A Room of Her Own deadlines coming up

Posted in A Room of Her Own Foundation, tagged , , on Thursday 13 March 2014| Leave a Comment »

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A poet’s letter to Virginia Woolf

Posted in events, tagged , on Wednesday 12 March 2014| Leave a Comment »

When poet Ann Batchelor Hursey was assigned the task of writing a critical response to Virginia Woolf’s The Death of a Moth and Other Essays, she wrote a letter to Woolf instead.

It was the only response she could imagine. In it, she mimicked Woolf’s cadences and asides and referred to her essay “The Humane Art.”

Batchelor Hursey will read her work tonight at 7 p.m. at Beacon Bards in Seattle.

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Gloomsbury spoof on BBC Radio

Posted in Bloomsbury, performance, Vita Sackville-West, tagged , , , , , on Wednesday 12 March 2014| 1 Comment »

Gloomsbury, a series on the BBC’s Radio 4, is a spoof of the Bloomsbury Group that follows the fortunes ofGloomsbury Vera Sackcloth-Vest, a writer, gardener and transvestite.

Its second season, which will air later this month, features the last performances of the late actor Roger Lloyd Pack who died nearly two months ago of pancreatic cancer. He plays the amorous gardener Gosling and long-suffering husband Lionel Fox.

 

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Imagining Woolf on blogging

Posted in Virginia Woolf, Woolf online, Woolf sightings, tagged on Wednesday 5 March 2014| Leave a Comment »

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