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 Books About Virginia Woolf
Looking for a good Virginia Woolf biography to read? A handful of good books have been written about Virginia Woolf beginning in the 1970s when the second wave of feminism… 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 »
Best Books About the Bloomsbury Group
There have been many books published on the Bloomsbury Group over the years. The group was one of the most influential literary and artistic groups of its time and, as… 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 »