Posted in Virginia Woolf, tagged Virginia Woolf on Wednesday 8 February 2017| 1 Comment »
Luckily, when Virginia Woolf was criticized for being too outspoken in her views about the connections between patriarchy, fascism, and war, she persisted. And so we have Three Guineas (1938). It still applies today.
And #neverthelessshepersisted has become a battle cry after Republican leader Mitch McConnell’s censure of Elizabeth Warren on the floor of the Senate last night. Read the Washington Post and New York Times stories.
Posted in art exhibits, Bloomsbury, events, Vanessa Bell, tagged Dulwich Picture Gallery, Vanessa Bell on Wednesday 8 February 2017| 1 Comment »
If, like me, you can’t cross the Pond to see the current Vanessa Bell exhibit at London’s Dulwich Picture
Here’s what you can access about the exhibit, which opens today and runs through June 4:
Posted in Virginia Woolf, Woolf events, tagged Kathleen Dixon Donnelly, Royal Ballet, Such Friends Blog, Virginia Woolf, Wayne McGregor, Woolf Works on Monday 6 February 2017| 1 Comment »
Kathleen Dixon Donnelly of the Such Friends blog has reviewed the Royal Ballet’s current production of Woolf Works. Since we aren’t located across the Pond and haven’t had the opportunity to attend, we are reblogging Kathleen’s review here. Thanks, Kathleen!
Posted in call for papers, Katherine Mansfield, tagged call for papers, Katherine Mansfield, Katherine Mansfield Society, Virginia Woolf on Saturday 4 February 2017| Leave a Comment »
Katherine Mansfield
The Katherine Mansfield Society announces its annual essay prize competition for 2017, open to all, on the subject of: Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf. For more information, see the Essay Prize page.
The society has issued a call for comparative papers on Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf for vol. 10 of the Katherine Mansfield Society Yearbook. The deadline for completed essays is Aug. 31. The essays submitted will be read by a selected panel, who together will select from them the Prize essay.
Posted in 27th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, call for papers, tagged 27th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, call for papers, Reading England, Virginia Woolf on Friday 3 February 2017| Leave a Comment »
Organizers of the 27th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, which is being held at the
The conference, which coincides with the centenary of the Hogarth Press, has a theme of “Virginia Woolf and the World of Books.”
It includes a showing of letterpress and hand-printed work as part
of the conference. Get more details on the call for printed works on paper.
