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Book Review: 'Mrs. Dalloway'

Jason Booy wrote 12 hours ago: In spirit of the holidays and relaxation, something completely un-medical… Mostly from a dutif … more →

Tags: Books, Mrs. Dalloway

seeking: a room of my own

freecognition wrote 2 days ago: Virginia Woolf … more →

Tags: Literature

Last-minute gift ideas with Woolf connection

Paula Maggio wrote 2 days ago: Whatever holiday you celebrate, you may need a last-minute gift idea for a favorite reader. Here are … more →

Tags: Books, Vita Sackville-West, Woolf and feminism, Woolf Letters, writers' houses

Not being be afraid of you know who

samlc70 wrote 3 days ago: I have been bashing my way through Mrs Dalloway for a few months now … time and time again I … more →

Tags: WorDs, Mrs. Dalloway

Outside of Society, That's Where Patti Smith Wants to be

Jason Diamond wrote 3 days ago: Patti Smith was in the New York Times yesterday, discussing the PBS premier of the documentary, … more →

Tags: Music, Lit., New York Times, Philip Glass, Patti Smith, Allen Ginsberg, pbs

Before Gaga, There Was Aphra: "Or," Liz Duffy Adams' Bisexual Bombshell. 1 comment

nstodard wrote 5 days ago: Before Gaga, There Was Aphra: Or, Liz Duffy Adams’ Bisexual Bombshell (Review)  For more than … more →

Tags: Life of Drama, Aphra Behn, Feminism, Lady Gaga, LGBT, Liz Duffy Adams, Methatheatre, Oscar Wilde, Restoration Drama

Orlando (1992)2 comments

kalafudra wrote 6 days ago: Orlando is a movie by Sally Potter based on Virginia Woolf’s book of the same name, starring T … more →

Tags: Movies, Billy Zane, Charlotte Valandrey, Orlando, quentin crisp, Sally Potter, Tilda Swinton, Viennale

Woolf sighting in “Kid-Lit”: Anastasia meets Septimus

Alice Lowe wrote 6 days ago: Mark Hussey sent out an alert on the Woolf list-serv that the children’s book, Anastasia at This Add … more →

Tags: 21st century Woolf, Woolf sightings, Anastasia at This Address, Lois Lowry

The Urchin Survival Guide, Part One1 comment

The Urchins wrote 1 week ago: By Margaret Hedderman An urchin is a complex creature of the phylum book-annelida. Upon initial obse … more →

Tags: Writers and Artists, England, James Joyce, Sam Smith, Oscar Wilde, William Shakespeare, Dave Eggers, Cats, Barack Obama

Distractions Thursday3 comments

youngromantic wrote 1 week ago: So basically right now I’m just procrastinating from writing this article … which will b … more →

Tags: Bookworm, Modern Life, Things I love, Jane Austen, facebook, bronte sisters, Margaret Atwood, humour, Distraction

What Chekhov Can Teach Us about Endings1 comment

bakerkline wrote 1 week ago: Fiction writer David Jauss analyzes Chekhov’s endings and explains why they were revolutionary … more →

Tags: guest blogs, The Creative Process, Anton Chekhov, Creative Process, david jauss, Fiction Writing, Henry James, Inspiration, Short Stories

Mother, I waited for you to come, to me, I waited for hours

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Tags: Nicole Kidman, The Hours

I like tiny books.2 comments

daughterofben wrote 1 week ago: Left to right: Moure's Little Theatres and O Cadeiro (Anansi), Ondaatje's Elimination Dance … more →

Tags: General Musings, Ben, Will Shakespeare, Michael Ondaatje, Anton Chekov, Erin Moure

Wonderful Quote Wednesday #2

youngromantic wrote 1 week ago:   The Holiday -- one of my favourite Christmas movies   We are each the love of someone’s life … more →

Tags: Quotable Quotes, Things I love, Quotes, Andrew Sean Greer, Christmas, The Holiday, Jack Black, Kate Winslet, Sheep

Much to say

dragonnnesss wrote 1 week ago: I have much to say, which means one of two things…I will either say not much of anything at al … more →

Tags: Changing My Thinking, jean watson, Jennifer's Stuff, 1984, Alice in Wonderland, GEORGE ORWELL, Lewis Carroll, Nursing, nursing theory

A room of my own?4 comments

vyxen wrote 1 week ago: I keep thinking about it.  (Which is funny because Woolf is not my favourite and that text makes my … more →

Tags: Café Voltaire, Writing Down The Bones, A Room of One's Own, Natalie Goldberg

The Eye of the Storm

marcel barang wrote 1 week ago:     Anglo-Australian Patrick White (1912-1990) had a reputation as a demanding writer, a hard-to-rea … more →

Tags: English, READING MATTERS, Australian letters, faulkner, Nobel Prize, Novel, Patrick White

Winifred Gill and the Omega Workshops

Christine Cariati wrote 1 week ago: by Christine Cariati Winifred Gill, Sketch of dancers, 1916 Pencil, ink and watercolor on paper The … more →

Tags: ceramics, Christine Cariati, Design, Embroidery, Fashion, Fine & Decorative Arts, furniture, Rugs, Textiles

Book List For Winter Break 2009

paperophilia wrote 1 week ago: Here is my intended reading list for the winter break. Ambitious as always, but some of them I … more →

Tags: Books, Dostoevsky, Amitav Gosh, Nabokov, frankenstein


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