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Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway centers around two mirrored characters who don’t even know each other. Although over a century old, it’s still incredibly relevant to today. #virginawoolf #classicliterature #booksky #mrsdalloway #bookreview #classicbook #bookrecommendation

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How interwar fiction made sense of an increasingly noisy world Noise first became a public health issue in interwar Britain – called the ‘age of noise’ by dystopian author Aldous Huxley.

How interwar fiction made sense of an increasingly noisy world theconversation.com/how-interwar... #AldousHuxley #GeorgeOrwell #HGWells #VirginaWoolf #JeanRhys #Huxley #Orwell #Woolf #Booksky

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“The flower bloomed and faded. The sun rose and sank. The lover loved and went. And what the poets said in rhyme, the young translated into practice.”

— Virginia Woolf (1882–1941)

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Text from Nigel Nicolson’s biography of Virginia Woolf. ‘It was at this period that I first came to know her. In 1924 I was seven years old, and my brother Ben was nine. She often came to Long Barn for a night or two, and we greatly looked forward to her visits, being ignorant of their cause. (A woman, who should have known better, once said to me, 'You realise that Virginia loves your mother, to which I innocently replied, 'Yes, of course she does: we all do.) Virginia was not particularly fond of children apart from Vanessa's, and except for James in To the Lighthouse, they do not figure largely in her novels. But she was interested in us, because children, like eccentrics, are unusual people, and under the guise of amusing us she would amuse herself: 'Tell me, what have you done this morning?' "Well, nothing much. No, no, that won't do. What woke you up?' "The sun, coming through our bedroom window. Was it a happy sun or an angry sun?’

Text from Nigel Nicolson’s biography of Virginia Woolf. ‘It was at this period that I first came to know her. In 1924 I was seven years old, and my brother Ben was nine. She often came to Long Barn for a night or two, and we greatly looked forward to her visits, being ignorant of their cause. (A woman, who should have known better, once said to me, 'You realise that Virginia loves your mother, to which I innocently replied, 'Yes, of course she does: we all do.) Virginia was not particularly fond of children apart from Vanessa's, and except for James in To the Lighthouse, they do not figure largely in her novels. But she was interested in us, because children, like eccentrics, are unusual people, and under the guise of amusing us she would amuse herself: 'Tell me, what have you done this morning?' "Well, nothing much. No, no, that won't do. What woke you up?' "The sun, coming through our bedroom window. Was it a happy sun or an angry sun?’

‘But she was interested in us because children, like eccentrics, are unusual people’: Vita Sackville-West’s son Nigel on Virginia Woolf’s early conversations with him

💙📚#BookSky #VirginaWoolf

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The #soul search and artistic exploration of a harpist in a landscape, with the desire to locate Beauty and the fantastically Weird, go beyond sound and the #mystical stringed instrument. / I am with #VirginaWoolf : 'I want to write a novel about silence. The things people don’t say.' #philosophy ❤️

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Cover of a 1982 paberback of Virginia Woolf, A Haunted House (stories) -- painting of a lady in a hat by a lake at sunset or, who knows, dawn, Meditation, by Atkinson Grimshaw. At a quick glance it could be perceived as a photo

Cover of a 1982 paberback of Virginia Woolf, A Haunted House (stories) -- painting of a lady in a hat by a lake at sunset or, who knows, dawn, Meditation, by Atkinson Grimshaw. At a quick glance it could be perceived as a photo

Coming to the unoriginal conclusion that Virginia Woolf's short stories are among her most compelling works. I picked this up having read Forster's essay on Mrs Dalloway (on its centenary). Some of the stories refer back to the Westminster setting of that book. #VirginaWoolf #modernwasm

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100 Book Covers for Mrs. Dalloway Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway was published on May 14, 1925 by Hogarth Press, the publishing house Woolf ran with her husband, Leonard Woolf. The original cover was created by Woolf’s …

I simply adore all of these covers. #virginawoolf #mrsdalloway #100years

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A Hundred Years of Mrs. Dalloway - JSTOR Daily An exemplar of modernism, Virginia Woolf's revolutionary novel explored ideas—psychology, sexuality, imperialism—that roiled the twentieth century.

In the awfulness of life finding this to read was glorious 🖤 🫶 🖤 #virginawoolf #bloomsburygroup #writing daily.jstor.org/a-hundred-ye...

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“Why are women... so much more interesting to men than men are to women?”

- Virginia Woolf

#internationalwomensday #women #virginawoolf #quoteoftheday

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Pure masterpieces...
#Dublin #photography #Streetphotography #guinness #books
#irishPubs #Musil #VirginaWoolf
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"Lock up your libraries if you like; but there is no gate, no lock, no bolt that you can set upon the freedom of my mind." ― Virginia Woolf, #BOTD in 1882 📖
#virginawoolf #quoteoftheday #historicalquote #authors #bornonthisday

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"Moments like this are buds on the tree of life. Flowers of darkness they are.” Virginia Woolf ° Jan 25 1882 
#flowers #virginawoolf #treeoflife #love #poetry #motherearth #mothernature #nature #ancient #beauty #photography #art #artsky #body #sensual #sensuality #painting #bluenight #blue #poetry

"Moments like this are buds on the tree of life. Flowers of darkness they are.” Virginia Woolf ° Jan 25 1882 #flowers #virginawoolf #treeoflife #love #poetry #motherearth #mothernature #nature #ancient #beauty #photography #art #artsky #body #sensual #sensuality #painting #bluenight #blue #poetry

"Moments like this are buds on the tree of life. Flowers of darkness they are.” Virginia Woolf ° Jan 25 1882
#flowers #virginawoolf #treeoflife #love #poetry #motherearth #mothernature #nature #ancient #beauty #photography #art #artsky #body #sensual #sensuality #painting #bluenight #blue #poetry

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Recent book haul. Definitely didn't go overboard.
#booksky #excitement #reading #books #newbooks #classicbooks #virginawoolf #littlewomen #americanpsycho #Lilith #witchsky

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 "Flowers of darkness”  Virginia Woolf ° Jan 25 1882
#flowers #mothernature #earth #bluesky #bluenight #photography #virginawoolf #poetry #reddress #fashionsky #blacksky #art #artsky #hecate #night #love

"Flowers of darkness” Virginia Woolf ° Jan 25 1882 #flowers #mothernature #earth #bluesky #bluenight #photography #virginawoolf #poetry #reddress #fashionsky #blacksky #art #artsky #hecate #night #love

"Flowers of darkness” Virginia Woolf ° Jan 25 1882
#flowers #mothernature #earth #bluesky #bluenight #photography #virginawoolf #poetry #reddress #fashionsky #blacksky #art #artsky #hecate #night #love

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Choose 20 books that have stayed with you or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews, just covers.
(7/20)
#Books #BookSky #BookChallenge #VirginaWoolf #Orlando

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Long journey. Sissinghurst. #sissinghurst #nationaltrust #photography #garden #heritage #kent #sackville-west #vita #virginawoolf #bloomsbury #nice #accessible #wheelchair #carer #grass #lawn

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'It was slippery and slow going, giving time to breathe in the cool air and watch the clouds in the cotton-blue sky turn from white brush strokes to low, grey slicks.' A visit to Grantchester:

jane-lomas.com/2023/11/11/3...
#RupertBrooke #VirginaWoolf #LordByron

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Tomorrow! #lit #VirginaWoolf #academicsky

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