I was assigned this book several times in high school and college and turned to Monarch notes rather than finishing, because words can not express how tedious and boring I found this book. Hated it. Recently, I wanted to read Cunningham's "The Hours" because I was intrigued by the film. I knew that ...
I absolutely adored this book. The style is definitely different from the other Woolf books I've read so far. What stood out for me was the beautiful use of the language, maybe more than the story. The novel had an almost fairytale-like feel to it, and I was definitely enchanted from the start.I don...
This is a fascinating novel. At first it appears that she is just jumping into the head of each new person (which would have been a - cough - novel approach) but eventually the method appears amongst the madness. Woolf's ability to make believable the inner thoughts of multiple characters is quite...
recommended by emma thompson who plays professor trelawny.
You know how you secretly fear that if anyone really knew you, knew all your pettinesses and fears and insecurities and unkindnesses, they wouldn't, couldn't, like you? I'm sure Virginia Woolf was familiar with that feeling. I suspect she went back and forth on the question of whether it were true o...
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Woolf Studies Annual 1995 - Mark Hussey
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Woolf Studies Annual: 1996 - Mark Hussey
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