Oh, yes, dear readers, today is #DallowayDay! And although celebrations took place last weekend, Virginia Woolf’s 1925 novel and her memorable character Clarissa Dalloway are being feted at celebrations around the world today, the official #DallowayDay, the third Wednesday in June.
If you can’t join a celebration in person, join in via Twitter. Just search #DallowayDay. And consider buying some flowers yourself.
Meanwhile, here are some notable tweets for the day.
…and imagine the complete thrill of turning up to Dalloway Day to find this joy-making limited edition book of the original Dalloway manuscript, exquisitely put together by @saintsperes – so tangibly, richly, mystically beautiful #DallowayDay pic.twitter.com/RLUoqERoAx
— Holly Dawson (@hollyjdawson) June 19, 2019
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It was wonderful to deliver this Dalloway Day write out workshop today with Daljit Nagra, @englishheritage @royalsocietyofliterature. Do check out their new anthology ‘A Room of My Own’ about what writers say they need to write. Virginia Woolf suggested … https://t.co/KYqhkODlY4 pic.twitter.com/DSySq0jXnr
— Jenny Pistella (@jennypistella) June 19, 2019
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“She always had the feeling that it was very, very dangerous to live even one day.” So it’s DALLOWAY DAY today – a day to celebrate Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway… Have you read it? Did you enjoy it? xxx #DallowayDay #TBR #VirginiaWoolf pic.twitter.com/OhW63tTQqf
— Reading In Heels (@ReadingInHeels) June 19, 2019
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On #DallowayDay we celebrate Virginia Woolf’s work. 90 years after A Room of One’s Own we’ve asked writers today what they need to work. As well as events throughout the day, we’re publishing new writing from RSL Fellows and launching our #ARoomofMyOwn #UKWritersSurvey report.1/4 pic.twitter.com/qS7hHOgLzL
— Royal Society of Literature (@RSLiterature) June 19, 2019
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But what was she dreaming as she looked into Hatchard’s shop window? What was she trying to recover? #MrsDinToronto #dallowayday #dallowday @benmcnallybooks pic.twitter.com/zZDNsbaVRg
— GladstonePress (@gladstone_press) June 19, 2019
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Art historian, critic and biographer Frances Spalding taking us on a tour around the National Portrait Gallery, looking at selected paintings & photographs of & by Virginia Woolf. #DallowayDay pic.twitter.com/164JCtMytQ
— Royal Society of Literature (@RSLiterature) June 19, 2019
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Filling the house with flowers! Getting ready for Dalloway Day, we are open from 12.30pm. @gobotanica have kindly provided our flowers, making flower crowns and we are serving tea and cake in the garden#dallowayday #monkshouse #virginiawoolf #shesaidshewouldbuytheflowersherself pic.twitter.com/y6Vi4EoBV6
— Monks House NT (@MonksHouseNT) June 19, 2019
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I did a reading in @MonksHouseNT for #DallowayDay. Hope you enjoy it. https://t.co/sD5WlEBW5J
— Jo Mortimer (@JoMortimer2903) June 19, 2019
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‘Clarissa Dalloway sets forth on a perfect June morning to buy the flowers for her party: “What a lark! What a plunge!”‘ || Sue Gee revisits Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway in #SlightlyFoxed Issue 18. Read the article here:https://t.co/QuM737aeJa #DallowayDay @RSLiterature pic.twitter.com/yj7IIt4CUB
— Slightly Foxed Magazine (@FoxedQuarterly) June 19, 2019
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An extensive, important survey of the status of writers in UK now. Bravo to the @RSLiterature! In honor of Virginia Woolf and Dalloway Day. https://t.co/QItQjtmAN6
— Elaine Showalter (@ecshowalter) June 19, 2019
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And on a day full of #DallowayDay celebrations, Mr. D @RobertVDorman1 bought — and brought — the flowers himself. #VirginiaWoolf @gowerst_books ❤️ pic.twitter.com/mwhxemQcPm
— Blogging Woolf (@woolfwriter) June 15, 2019
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💌 New release: Virginia Woolf’s unique manuscript for MRS DALLOWAY, with essays by Michael Cunningham & Helen Wussow. @RSLiterature #DallowayDay pic.twitter.com/i6vL9ulArh
— Les Saints Pères (@saintsperes) June 12, 2019
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