Blogging Woolf

Here’s a wrap-up of a smattering of #DallowayDay 2020 via virtual events and resources as posted on Twitter. For more details and links, visit yesterday’s post on Blogging Woolf.

Thank you for joining #DallowayDay 2020! From Texas to Tunbridge Wells, Stroud to southern South Africa, and Brooklyn to Bristol, we welcomed hundreds of you along for our first virtual celebration of Virginia Woolf’s writing and legacy. pic.twitter.com/j6p37yij0n

— Royal Society of Literature (@RSLiterature) June 17, 2020

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Virtual art exhibition update:

Just sold ‘To the Lighthouse – The Lighthouse in Tavistock Square’
6 artworks sold now – more available! Come see:https://t.co/eBrtUc4ztp#DallowayDay #VirginiaWoolf #DallowayDay pic.twitter.com/IZy2o5ZKVb

— Louisa Albani artist (@louisa_albani) June 17, 2020

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Join us on DALLOWAY DAY, 10am – ‘There We Stop; There We Stand’ with S. I. Martin (@simartin) on an aural tour of London, from the National Portrait Gallery to Tottenham Court Road, exploring the black cultural heritage of Clarissa Dalloway’s footsteps. https://t.co/zoNd4XL40S pic.twitter.com/HWy2vQcwc5

— Royal Society of Literature (@RSLiterature) June 15, 2020

In honor of #DallowayDay today: A Virginia Woolf–Inspired Tour of England (via @ArchDigest)https://t.co/KfK6Ht08pi

— Mary Elizabeth Andriotis (@Mary_Andriotis) June 17, 2020

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For #DallowayDay, excerpts from Sylvia Plath’s underlining in her copy of Mrs. Dalloway, Smith College, @archivalagents #sylviaplath #virginiawoolf https://t.co/uv0XIGYESa pic.twitter.com/z8gP7l5iie

— Amanda Golden (@plathpoem) June 17, 2020

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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!”’ || The Sensation of Crossing the Street . . . Read Sue Gee on Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway in #SlightlyFoxed Issue 18https://t.co/NFPMgyQ4KR #DallowayDay pic.twitter.com/iZzyVmfmNf

— Slightly Foxed Magazine (@FoxedQuarterly) June 17, 2020

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