A fabulous four days of Virginia Woolf in the company of Woolfians from around the world ended today.
And as we all scatter to various parts of the globe, we look forward to connecting again next year for the 29th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf: Woolf and Social Justice at Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati, Ohio, June 6-9, 2019.
Blogging Woolf’s tweets from the last two days are below, along with a message from The Woolf Project.
Poetry and all forms of art-making are forms of peace, says Jane Goldman @vwoolf2018. #writepoetry #makeart #spreadpeace pic.twitter.com/Ais9KvckSG
— Blogging Woolf (@woolfwriter) June 23, 2018
Drum roll, please. Jane Goldman of @UofGlasgow is about to take the stage for a keynote on “Messages of Peace”: Bloomsbury’s Peace Terms @vwoolf2018 #Woolf2018 pic.twitter.com/GN3bNKHyAr
— Blogging Woolf (@woolfwriter) June 23, 2018
Complex discussion of #RosaBraidotti plenary on “Woolf, Immanence & Ontological Pacifism” re: pain, suffering, death, too-muchness, global connectivity . . . Perhaps, In #virginiawoolf’s words, “a system that does not shut out.” @vwoolf2018 pic.twitter.com/r3GHxYKDgH
— Blogging Woolf (@woolfwriter) June 23, 2018
Day 3 of @vwoolf2018 and Virginia Woolf is at a panel on Suffragettes & Feminism w/ Stanislavsky Dikova, Leslie Arthur, Anna Cadoni #Woolf2018 #travelswithvirginiawoolf pic.twitter.com/49v46nBK8x
— Blogging Woolf (@woolfwriter) June 23, 2018
Virginia Woolf’s glasses from the @MonksHouseNT archives and look-alike glasses marketed as fashionable today: Cleo Hanaway-Oakley from @kellyoxford @vwoolf2018 #Woolf2018 #VirginiaWoolf pic.twitter.com/FkwcHeLavY
— Blogging Woolf (@woolfwriter) June 24, 2018
Virginia Woolf at the final panel of @vwoolf2018: Night and Day: War, Women, Sex. #Woolf2018 #travelswithvirginiawoolf pic.twitter.com/AnXKXWvBEG
— Blogging Woolf (@woolfwriter) June 24, 2018
Note from The Woolf Project coordinator Emma Bainbridge thanking conference-goers for their help in creating a crocheted and knitted chair cover that will be reworked into blankets for Knit for Peace.
