Books from Cecil Woolf Publishers
All books published by Cecil Woolf Publishers are available directly from:
Cecil Woolf Publishers, 1 Mornington Place, London NW1 7RP, England, Tel: 020 7387 2394 (or +44 (0)20 7387 2394 from outside the UK).
Prices range from £4.50 to £10.
For more information, contact cecilwoolf@gmail.com.
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- Cecil Woolf Publishers: 2015 Bloomsbury Heritage Catalogue and Order Form. Read more about the new 2015 offerings.
- Cecil Woolf Publishers: 2011 Bloomsbury Heritage Series Catalogue and Order Form. Read more about New books offered by Cecil Woolf Publishers.
- Cecil Woolf Publishers: A Catalogue of Books by and About John Cowper Powys
Bloomsbury Heritage Series:
The Life, Works and Times of the Bloomsbury Group
Bloomsbury Heritage is a series of 87 monographs published by Leonard and Virginia Woolf’s nephew, Cecil Woolf, under the general editorship of Cecil’s wife, the acclaimed biographer Jean Moorcroft Wilson. Following in the tradition of the Hogarth Essays, these booklets range in length from eight to 80 pages and embrace the ‘Life, Works and Times of members of the Bloomsbury Group.’
The first title in the series was Virginia Woolf’s hitherto unpublished juvenile ‘novel’, A Cockney’s Farming Experiences (1994). Read one take on Woolf’s first novel here.
In addition to such texts by Bloomsbury authors, the monographs provide concise, original and authoritative introductions to a wide range of approaches to Bloomsbury.
They are written for the general reader as well as for the academic reader and, in the words of a reviewer, are ‘as varied in themes and approaches as Bloomsbury was varied in its members, ambitions and achievements. [The monographs] range from philosophy, literary criticism and biography to commercial ventures, home furnishing and art with a diversity which is both impressive and thoroughly entertaining’. (The Charleston Magazine).
There are more than 80 titles in this ongoing series. They are listed below.
If you have a suggestion, a comment, proposal or manuscript to offer, Cecil Woolf Publishers will be delighted to hear from you. If you would like to receive a catalogue or list, or place an order, Cecil Woolf Publishers can be contacted online at cecilwoolf@gmail.com or by post at One Mornington Place, London NW1 7RP, United Kingdom, or telephone at 020 7387 2394 or +44 (0)20 7387 2394 from outside the UK.
Complete list of titles in the Bloomsbury Heritage Series
- Allen, Judith. Walking in the Footsteps of Michel de Montaigne. No. 63. 2012. ISBN 978-1-907286-24-7.
- Anderson, Gwen. Ethel Smyth: The Burning Rose: A Brief Biography. No. 17. 1997. ISBN 1-897967-90-X. Price £4.50
- Avery, Todd. Desmond and Molly MacCarthy: Bloomsberries. No. 59. 2010. ISBN 978-1-907286-08-7.
- Avery, Todd. Saxon Sydney-Turner: The Ghost of Bloomsbury. No. 73. 2015. ISBN 978-1-907286-39-1
- Bell, Clive. Roger Fry: Anecdotes, for the Use of a Future Biographer, Illustrating Certain Peculiarities of the Late Roger Fry. Edited and introduced by Diane F. Gillespie. No. 14. 1997. ISBN 1-897967-75-6. Price £4.50
- Benzel, Catherine A. Charleston: A Voice in the House. No. 18. 1998. ISBN 1-897967-02-0. Price £7.50
- Caws, Mary A. Carrington & Lytton: Alone Together. No. 6. 1996. ISBN 1-897967-30-6. Price £4.50
- Caws, Mary A. Bloomsbury in Cassis. No. 4. 1994. ISBN 1-897967-15-2. Price £4.50
- Chapman, Wayne and Janet Manson. Leonard and Virginia Woolf Working Together and the Hitherto Unpublished Manuscript ‘In’l Re’ns’. No. 15. 1997. ISBN 1-897967-80-2. Price £4.50
- Crapoulet, Emilie. Virginia Woolf: A Musical Life. No. 50. 2009. Price £7.50
- Caws, Mary Ann. How Vita Matters. No. 61. 2011. ISBN 978-1-907286-22-3. Price £5.50
- Cox, Suellen. Mistress of the Brush and Madonna of Bloomsbury, the Art of Vanessa Bell: a Biographical Sketch and Comprehensive Annotated Bibliography of Writings on Vanessa Bell. No. 75. 2015.
- Curtis, Vanessa. Stella & Virginia: An Unfinished Sisterhood. No. 30. 2011. ISBN 1-897967-03-9. Price £7.50
- Czarnecki, Kristin. Virginia Woolf, Authorship, and Legacy: Unravelling ‘Nurse Lugton’s Curtain’. No. 69. 2013. ISBN 978-1-907286-32-2. 2013.
- Dell, Marion. Peering Through the Escallonia: Virginia Woolf, Talland House and St. Ives. No. 23. 1999. ISBN 1-897967-47-0. Price £7.00
- Forster, E.M. The Feminine Note in Literature. Edited and introduced by George Piggford. No. 28. 2001. ISBN 1-897967-92-6. Price £7.50. Read more.
- Gardner, Diana. The Rodmell Papers: Reminiscences of Virginia and Leonard Woolf by a Sussex Neighbour. Introduction by Claire Gardner. No. 52. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-41-6. Price £6.00
- Gillespie, Diane. Roger Fry: A Series of Impressions. No. ?. 1994. IBN 978-1-897967-05-8
- Goldman, Jane. ‘With You in the Hebrides’: Virginia Woolf and Scotland. No. 70. 2013. ISBN 978-1-907286-33-9.
- Hancock, Nuala. Gardens in the Work of Virginia Woolf. No. 41. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-98-5. Price £7.00
- Hansen, Carol. The Life and Death of Asham: Leonard and Virginia Woolf’s Haunted House. No. 26. 2000. ISBN 1-897967-72-1. Price £7.50
- Hollis, Catherine W. Leslie Stephen as Mountaineer: ‘Where does Mont Blanc end, and where do I begin?’. No. 56. 2010. ISBN 978-1-907286-05-6
- Hussey, Mark. `I’d Make It Penal’, the Rural Preservation Movement in Virginia Woolf’s “Between the Acts”. No. 62. 2011. ISBN 978-1-907286-23-0. Price £5.50
- Isaac, Alan. Virginia Woolf, the Uncommon Bookbinder. No. 27. 2000. ISBN 1-897967-77-2. Price £7.50
- Jakubowicz, Karina. Garsington Manor and the Bloomsbury Group. No. 77. 2016. ISBN 978-1-907286-48-3. Price £10
- Kime Scott, Bonnie. Natural Connections: Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield. No. 71. 2015. ISBN 1-907286-34-9
- Kopley, Emily. Virginia Woolf and the Thirties Poets. No. 60. 2011. ISBN 978-1-907286-20-9. Price £10.50
- Laurence, Patricia. Julian Bell: The Violent Pacifist. No. 46. 2006. ISBN 1-897967-44-6. Price £7.00. Read more. Read a review.
- Laurence, Patricia. Virginia Woolf and the East. No. 10. 1995. ISBN 1-897967-50-0. Price £4.50
- Lello, John. The Bloomsbury Group in Venice. No. 29. 2001. ISBN 1-897967-97-7. Price £7.50
- Lello, John. Roger Fry, Apostle of Good Taste, and Venice. No. 44. 2006. ISBN 1-897967-34-9. Price £6.00
- Levenback, Karen, Virginia Woolf, Melian Stawell & Bloomsbury. No. 83. 2017. ISBN 978-1-907286-55-1. £7
- Lowe, Alice. Beyond the Icon: Virginia Woolf in Contemporary Fiction. No. 58. 2010. ISBN 978-1-907286-07-0
- Lowe, Alice. Virginia Woolf as Memoirist: ‘I am Made and Remade Continually’. No. 74. 2015. ISBN 1-907286-40-3
- Lowe, Gill. Versions of Julia: Five Biographical Constructions of Julia Stephen. No. 42. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-14-4. Price £8.00
- Luckhurst & Ravache. Bloomsbury in ‘Vogue’. No. 19. 1998. ISBN 1-897967-95-0. Price £5.50
- Luckhurst & Ravache. Virginia Woolf in Camera. No. 31. 2001. ISBN 1-897967-08-X. Price £7.50
- Maggio, Paula. Reading the Skies in Virginia Woolf: Woolf on Weather in Her Essays, Her Diaries and Three of Her Novels. No. 54. 2009. ISBN 978-1-897967-99-7. Price £7.50. Read more.
- Maggio, Paula. The Best of Blogging Woolf, Five Years On. No. 64. 2013. ISBN 978-1-907286-27-8.
- Maggio, Paula, ed. Virginia Woolf’s Likes and Dislikes, Collected and Edited with an Introduction and Notes. No. 65. 2013. ISBN 978-1-907286-26-1.
- Maggio, Paula. Virginia Woolf, Vanessa Bell and the Great War, Seeing Peace Through an Open Window: Art, Domesticity & the Great War. No. 78. 2016. ISBN 978-1-907286-49-0. Price £10
- Maggio, Paula. The Bloomsbury Pacifists and the Great War. No. 84. 2018. ISBN 978-1-90728-656-8. £7
- Marcus, Jane. Woolf, Cambridge & ‘A Room of One’s Own.’: the proper upkeep of names. No. 11. 1996. ISBN 1-897967-60-8. £7.50
- Miletic-Vejzovic, Laila. A Library of One’s Own: The Library of Leonard and Virginia Woolf. No. 16. 1997. ISBN 1-897967-85-3. Price £4.50
- Neale, Philip. Ham Spray: Lytton & Carrington’s Country Retreat. No. 38. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-83-7. Price £6.50
- Neverow, Vara S. Septimus Smith, Modernist and War Poet: A Closer Reading. No. 76. 2015.
- Newman, Hilary. Death in the Life & Novels of Virginia Woolf. No. 32. 2002. ISBN 1-897967-13-6. Price £5.50
- Newman, Hilary. `Eternally in yr Debt’: the Personal and Professional Relationship Between Virginia Woolf and Elizabeth Robin No. 72. 2015. ISBN 978-1-907286-38-4 1907286381
- Newman, Hilary. Laura Stephen: A Memoir. No. 45. 2006. ISBN 1-897967-39-X. Price £7.00
- Newman, Hilary. Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield: A Creative Rivalry. No. 35. 2004. ISBN 1-897967-48-9. Price £6.50
- Newman, Hilary. James Kenneth Stephen: Virginia Woolf’s Tragic Cousin. No. 47. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-01-0 Price £7.50
- Newman, Hilary. Anne Thackeray Ritchie: her Influence on the Work of Virginia Woolf. No. 49. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-51-5. Price £7.50
- Newman, Hilary. Bella Woolf, Leonard Woolf and Ceylon. No. 67. 2013. ISBN 978-907286-28-5.
- Newman, Hilary. Virginia Woolf and Dorothy Richardson: Contemporary Writers. No. 79. 2016. ISBN 978-1-907286-50-6. Price £10
- Newman, Hilary. Virginia Woolf & Rebecca West. No. 81. 2017. ISBN 978-1-907286-53-7. £7
- Newman, Hilary. Virginia Woolf & Edith Sitwell. No. 85. 2018. ISBN 978-1-907286-57-5. £7
- Ockerstrom, Lolly. Virginia Woolf and the Spanish Civil War: Texts, Contexts & Women’s Narratives. No. 66. 2012. ISBN 978-1-907286-25-4.
- Phillips, Sarah Latham. Virginia Woolf as a ‘Cubist Writer’. No. 68. 2012. ISBN 978-1-90786-29-2.
- Porter, David. Woolf & Logan Pearsall Smith: ‘An Exquisitely Flattering Duet’. No. 34. 2002. ISBN 1-897967-33-0. Price £6.50
- Porter, David. Virginia Woolf and the Hogarth Press: ‘Riding a Great Horse’. No. 37. 2004. ISBN 1-897967-58-6. Price £6.00
- Porter, David H. The Omega Workshops and the Hogarth Press: an Artful Fugue. No. 53. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-09-6. Price £7.50
- Raby, Alastair. Virginia Woolf’s Wise & Witty Quaker Aunt. No. 33. 2002. ISBN 1-897967-28-4. Price £6.00
- Reed, Christopher. Roger Fry’s Durbins: A House and its Meanings. No. 34. 1999. ISBN 1-897967-52-7. Price £6.50
- Richardson, Susan. Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath — Two of Me Now: A Poetic Drama. No. 25. 2000. ISBN 1-897967-67-5. Price £5.00
- Rosenbaum, S.P. Conversations with Julian Fry. No. 43. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-29-2. Price £5.50
- Rubenstein, Roberta. Reminiscences of Leonard Woolf. No. 40. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-78-0. Price £6.00
- Stansky, Peter. William Morris and Bloomsbury. No. 13. 1997. ISBN 1-897967-70-5. Price £5.00
- Shaw, John. The Quest for Luriana: the Story of a Bloomsbury Poem. No. 48. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-06-5. Price £7.50
- Shannon, Drew Patrick. How Should One Read a Marriage?: Private Writings, Public Readings, and Leonard and Virginia Woolf. No. 55. ISBN978-1907286-16-2.
- Singleton, Julie. A History of Monks House and Village of Rodmell, Sussex Home of Leonard and Virginia Woolf. No. 51. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-46-1. Price £7.00
- Steele, E. Virginia Woolf and Companions: A Feminist Document. A Play. No. 12. 1996. ISBN 1-897967-65-9. Price £4.50
- Strachey, Lytton. A Son of Heaven: A Tragic Melodrama. Ed. by George Simson. No. 39. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-68-3. Price £9.95
- Tatham, Michael. Dora Carrington: Fact into Fiction. No. 36. 2004. ISBN 1-897967-53-5. Price £6.00
- Tranter, Rachel. Vanessa Bell, a Life of Painting. No. 21. 1998. ISBN 1-897967-12-8. Price £7.50
- Twinn, Frances. Leslie Stephen and His Sunday Tramps. No. 80. 2016. ISBN 978-1-907286-51-3. Price £10
- Willis Abigail. Bloomsbury Ceramics. No. 7. 1995. ISBN 1-897967-35-7. Price £5.50
- Wilson, Jean Moorcroft. Leonard Woolf: Pivot or Outsider of Bloomsbury. No. 3. 1994. ISBN 1-897967-10-1. Price £4.50
- Wilson, Jean Moorcroft. Virginia Woolf and Anti-Semitism. No. 8. 1995. ISBN 1-897967-40-3. Price £4.50
- Wilson, Jean Moorcroft. Virginia Woolf’s War Trilogy: Anticipating ‘Three Guineas’. No. 5. 1996. ISBN 1-897967-25-X. Price £4.50
- Woolf, Cecil. The Other Boy at the Hogarth Press: Virginia and Leonard Woolf as I Remember Them. No. 82. 2017. ISBN 978-1-907286-54-4. Price £7
- Woolf, Leonard. Monarchy Ed. W.K. Chapman. No. 22. 1999. ISBN 1-897967-17-9. Price £6.50
- Woolf, Virginia. A Cockney’s Farming Experiences. No. 1. 1994. ISBN 1-897967-00-4. Price £4.50
- Woolf, Virginia. Roger Fry: a Series of Impressions. Edited by Diane Gillespie. No. 2. 1994. ISBN 1-897967-05-5. Price £4.50
- Wright, S.B. Staying at Monk’s House: Echoes of the Woolfs. No. 9. 1995. ISBN 1-897967-45-4. Price £4.50
- Yoss, Michael. Raymond Mortimer: A Bloomsbury Voice. No. 20. 1998. ISBN 1-897967-07-1. Price £4.50
Important reissues
- Virginia Woolf, Life and London: Bloomsbury and Beyond by Jean Moorcroft Wilson.
Virginia Woolf stands with Dickens, Pepys and Dr. Johnson in her intense response to London. She was born and lived there all her life. But how exactly was she affected by the town that had seemed both vitally necessary and fatally destructive to her? This important book, first published in 1987 and now available again in a revised edition, provides an original and entertaining answer to that question, with its dual portrait of the great writer and her London.
Details: Demy 8 vo, perfectbound, 256 pp. ISBN 978-1-907286-04-9. Price £11.95. Casebound edition, ISBN 978-1-907286-12-4. Price to be announced. - Virginia Woolf: A to Z by Mark Hussey
Cecil Woolf Publishers are delighted to issue the first British edition, is the only comprehensive, single-volume reference on one
of the most innovative writers of the 20th century and one of the few modern writers whose place in the literary canon is assured. This extraordinary encyclopedia sorts out the volumes of information available on Woolf’s life and work and is thoroughly cross-referenced. For students, teachers and common readers, Hussey’s work is indispensable.Details: Large format perfectbound paperback, 464 pp., profusely illustrated. ISBN 978-1-907286-19-3. Price £17.50. Casebound edition ISBN 978-1-907286-21-6. Price to be announced
War Poets Series: The Lives, Works and Times of the 20th Century War Poets
The War Poets monographs, published by Cecil Woolf under the general editorship of Jean Moorcroft Wilson, is an ongoin
g series along the lines of their long-established and acclaimed Bloomsbury Heritage and Powys booklets. Like them, the area covered is — in the broadest sense — the ‘Life, Works and Times’ of war poets of the twentieth century onwards.
Based on original research and written by experts for the general reader as well as for the academic reader, the war poets monographs range from biographical studies, memoirs and critical studies to selections of the subject’s poems. And in 2011, a play based on the life of Rupert Brooke was added to the series. The titles, which number nearly 40, vary in length from 20 pages to book-length volumes.
Cecil and Jean welcome proposals for possible additions to the series. To order any or all of the titles, make a suggestion or enquiry, or obtain a complete list, please contact them at cecilwoolf@googlemail.com or at 1 Mornington Place, London NW1 7RP, England, or Tel: 020 7387 2394 or +44 (0)20 7387 2394 from outside the UK.
An incomplete list of titles in the War Poets Series:
- Byford, Alan. Edmund Blunden and the Great War: Recollections of a Friendship. No. 4. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-09-8
- Byford, Ian. Rupert Brooke: Myth and Reality. No. 16. 2008. ISBN 1-897967-76-8. Price £5.00
- Carradice, Phil. People’s Poetry of World War One. No. 12. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-21-8. Price £7.50
- Carradice, Phil. People’s Poetry of World War Two. No. 23. 2009. ISBN 978-1-897967-94-2. Price £7.50
- Carradice, Phil. Alan Seeger: the American Rupert Brooke? No. 33. 2012. ISBN 978-1-907286-13-1.
- Copp, Michael. Edgell Rickword: No Illusions. No. 14. 2008. ISBN 1-897967-31-7. Price £6.00
- Copp, Michael. Frederic Manning: Soldier-Aesthete. No. 18. 2008. ISBN 1-897967-66-9. Price £6.00
- Copp, Michael, ed. Richard Aldington: The Selected War Poems. No. 1. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-73-X. Price £7.50
- Croft, Andy. Randall Swingler: Poet of the Italian Campaign. No. 22. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-36-2. Price £7.00
- Davies, Ross. Drummond Allison: Come, Let Us Pity Death. No. 21. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-91-1. Price £9.95
- Davies, Ross. F.W. Harvey: Poet of Remembrance. No. ?. 2009. ISBN: 978-1-897967-96-6. Price £7.00
- Graves, Richard Perceval. Changing Perceptions: The Poets of the Great War. No. 2. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-19-5. Price £5.00
- Hibberd, Dominic. Harold Monro and Wilfrid Gibson: the Pioneers. No. 7. 2006. ISBN 1-897967-69-1. Price £7.00
- Kendall, J. Edward Thomas. Birdsong and flight. No. ?. 2014. ISBN: 9781907286360.
- Levin, Shaun. Isaac Rosenberg’s Journey to Arras: a Meditation. No. 20. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-89-8. Price £5.00
- Merrington, Morgan. Keith Douglas: Genius Overlooked. No. 37. ISBN 978-1-907286-45-2. Price £10.00
- Peltier, Jacqueline. Apollinaire: Poet of War and Peace. No. 32. 2012. ISBN 978-1-907286-10-0.
- Powell, Anne. Alun Lewis: A Poet of Consequences. No. 3. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-88-8. Price £6.00
- Powell, Anne. Gardens Behind the Lines, 1914 – 1918 Gardens Found and Made on the Western and Eastern Fronts. No. ?. 2015. ISBN ISBN 978-1-907286-44-5. Price £9.00
- Press, John. Charles Hamilton Sorley. No. 8. 2006. ISBN 1-897967-74-8. Price £5.00
- Press, John. Sidney Keyes. No. 5. 2005. ISBN 1-897967-24-1. Price £5.00
- Press, John. Trench Songs of the First World War. No. 13. ISBN 978-1-897967-26-3. Price £6.00
- Press, Roger. Soldier Songs of the Second World War. Selected and Edited with an Introduction and Notes by Roger Press. No. 29. ISBN 978-1-907286-11-7
- Saunders, Christopher, ed. The Complete War Poems of Edward Thomas. No. 10. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-11-9. Price £7.00
- Saunders, Christopher, ed. Edward Thomas and the Great War: All Roads Lead to France. No. 6. 2006. ISBN 1-897967-64-0. Price £7.00
- Stevenson, Winifred. David Jones: the Art of War. No. 17. 2009.
- Whelpton, Vivien. Leslie Coulson: A Singer Once. No. 11. 2008. ISBN 978-1-897967-16-4. Price £7.00
- Williams, Merryn. Theodore Cameron Wilson. No. 9. 2006. ISBN 1-897967-59-4. Price £5.00
- Wilson, Jean Moorcroft. Isaac Rosenberg, War Poet as Painter. No. 15. 2012. ISBN 978-1-897967-71-3.
- Worthington, David. T.E. Hulme: ‘One of the War Poets’. No. 31. 2012. ISBN 978-1-907286-15-5.
All of the books published by Cecil Woolf Publishers are available directly from:
Cecil Woolf Publishers, 1 Mornington Place, London NW1 7RP, England, Tel: 020 7387 2394 (or +44 (0)20 7387 2394 from outside the UK). Prices range from £4.50 to £10. For more information, contact cecilwoolf@gmail.com.
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With respect to the complete list of titles in the War Poets Series, you may be interested by the following evidently new information:
Peltier, Jacqueline. ‘Apollinaire: Poet of War and Peace’. No. 32. ISBN
978-1-907286-10-0. Price £6.50.
I note that Alan Byford’s name is wrongly given in the list of War Poets publications as “Ian” Byford.
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Use cecilwoolf@gmail.com. I’ll correct it on the site.
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