Henry David Thoreau Movies
Are you a Henry David Thoreau fan looking for a good movie to watch? Fortunately, there are some really interesting movies and documentaries based on Thoreau and his writing. The… Read more »
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Movies Based on E.M. Forster Books
If you are a fan of E.M. Forster’s books, you may want to watch one of the many great movies based on his books. Forster wrote many classics that later… Read more »
Virginia Woolf’s Personal Life
Virginia Woolf’s personal life was just as interesting as her books and novels. She led a unique and somewhat unconventional life, as did her circle of friends, which makes for… Read more »
Best Virginia Woolf-Themed Gifts
If you have a Virginia Woolf fan in your family or circle of friends, you may be wondering what to get them for an upcoming birthday or holiday. To help… Read more »
Movies Based on Virginia Woolf Novels & Books
If you are a fan of Virginia Woolf’s novels or books, you may want to watch one of the many great movies based on her books. Although the stream of… Read more »
Movies & TV Shows About Virginia Woolf
Are you a Virginia Woolf fan looking to watch a movie or television show about her? Fortunately, there have been a handful of movies, documentaries and shows about the famous… Read more »
Virginia Woolf Quotes
It is pretty fair to say that Virginia Woolf had a way with words like no other. Here’s a compilation of some Virginia Woolf quotes from her many books, letters,… Read more »
Writing and Painting: The Fruitful Influence of Vanessa Bell
The following is a guest post by Pauline Schnoebelen: There is no doubt that Virginia Woolf’s artistic motivations and expectations as a writer have to be examined in relation to… Read more »
Virginia Woolf’s Art and the Silent World of Things
The following is a guest post by Pauline Schnoebelen: One of Virginia Woolf’s main concerns was to reconsider the conventional thinking of what is worth being represented as art. Although… Read more »
Virginia Woolf’s Modernist Response: Grasping the Essential Thing
The following is a guest post by Pauline Schnoebelen: As Art Historian and Virginia Woolf’s nephew, Quentin Bell, once highlighted, “by 1900 it seemed that the time [had] come for… Read more »