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  1. Just finished re-reading. Almost 100 years since publication it's still relevant, still insightful, still one of the best books about writing.

    #VirginiaWoolf

  2. Just finished re-reading. Almost 100 years since publication it's still relevant, still insightful, still one of the best books about writing.

    #VirginiaWoolf

  3. Just finished re-reading. Almost 100 years since publication it's still relevant, still insightful, still one of the best books about writing.

    #VirginiaWoolf

  4. Just finished re-reading. Almost 100 years since publication it's still relevant, still insightful, still one of the best books about writing.

    #VirginiaWoolf

  5. Just finished re-reading. Almost 100 years since publication it's still relevant, still insightful, still one of the best books about writing.

    #VirginiaWoolf

  6. A post about Phyllis Bottome, an author with a remarkable life, who caught my eye after I saw her mentioned in a letter by Virginia Woolf. The ODNB says she "wrote on a wide range of subjects in several genres, producing popular, feminist novels and, in her non-fiction, raising the public's awareness of political dangers; her recurring theme was personal freedom."

    miskatonic.org/2026/08/03/phyl

    #PhyllisBottome #VirginiaWoolf

  7. A post about Phyllis Bottome, an author with a remarkable life, who caught my eye after I saw her mentioned in a letter by Virginia Woolf. The ODNB says she "wrote on a wide range of subjects in several genres, producing popular, feminist novels and, in her non-fiction, raising the public's awareness of political dangers; her recurring theme was personal freedom."

    miskatonic.org/2026/08/03/phyl

    #PhyllisBottome #VirginiaWoolf

  8. A post about Phyllis Bottome, an author with a remarkable life, who caught my eye after I saw her mentioned in a letter by Virginia Woolf. The ODNB says she "wrote on a wide range of subjects in several genres, producing popular, feminist novels and, in her non-fiction, raising the public's awareness of political dangers; her recurring theme was personal freedom."

    miskatonic.org/2026/08/03/phyl

    #PhyllisBottome #VirginiaWoolf

  9. A post about Phyllis Bottome, an author with a remarkable life, who caught my eye after I saw her mentioned in a letter by Virginia Woolf. The ODNB says she "wrote on a wide range of subjects in several genres, producing popular, feminist novels and, in her non-fiction, raising the public's awareness of political dangers; her recurring theme was personal freedom."

    miskatonic.org/2026/08/03/phyl

    #PhyllisBottome #VirginiaWoolf

  10. A post about Phyllis Bottome, an author with a remarkable life, who caught my eye after I saw her mentioned in a letter by Virginia Woolf. The ODNB says she "wrote on a wide range of subjects in several genres, producing popular, feminist novels and, in her non-fiction, raising the public's awareness of political dangers; her recurring theme was personal freedom."

    miskatonic.org/2026/08/03/phyl

    #PhyllisBottome #VirginiaWoolf

  11. "What do you think is probably the happiest moment in one's whole life? I think it's the moment when one is walking in one's garden, perhaps picking a few dead flowers, and then suddenly one thinks: My husband lives in that house - and he loves me."
    Virginia Woolf
    #love #happiness #marriage #VirginiaWoolf

  12. "What do you think is probably the happiest moment in one's whole life? I think it's the moment when one is walking in one's garden, perhaps picking a few dead flowers, and then suddenly one thinks: My husband lives in that house - and he loves me."
    Virginia Woolf
    #love #happiness #marriage #VirginiaWoolf

  13. "What do you think is probably the happiest moment in one's whole life? I think it's the moment when one is walking in one's garden, perhaps picking a few dead flowers, and then suddenly one thinks: My husband lives in that house - and he loves me."
    Virginia Woolf
    #love #happiness #marriage #VirginiaWoolf

  14. The Loves of the Arts…
    Diverse forme d‘arte che convivono e si influenzano a vicenda. Dalla letteratura al cinema passando per la pittura. Osservare scene esterna alla nostra vita per meglio comprenderla.

    #virginiawoolf #books #reading #libri #davidzwirner

  15. The Loves of the Arts…
    Diverse forme d‘arte che convivono e si influenzano a vicenda. Dalla letteratura al cinema passando per la pittura. Osservare scene esterna alla nostra vita per meglio comprenderla.

    #virginiawoolf #books #reading #libri #davidzwirner

  16. The Loves of the Arts…
    Diverse forme d‘arte che convivono e si influenzano a vicenda. Dalla letteratura al cinema passando per la pittura. Osservare scene esterna alla nostra vita per meglio comprenderla.

    #virginiawoolf #books #reading #libri #davidzwirner

  17. The Loves of the Arts…
    Diverse forme d‘arte che convivono e si influenzano a vicenda. Dalla letteratura al cinema passando per la pittura. Osservare scene esterna alla nostra vita per meglio comprenderla.

    #virginiawoolf #books #reading #libri #davidzwirner

  18. The Loves of the Arts…
    Diverse forme d‘arte che convivono e si influenzano a vicenda. Dalla letteratura al cinema passando per la pittura. Osservare scene esterna alla nostra vita per meglio comprenderla.

    #virginiawoolf #books #reading #libri #davidzwirner

  19. 2 “None knows where he goes or comes. He may seek the truth and speak it; he alone is free; he alone is truthful, he alone is at peace.” - #VirginiaWoolf

  20. 2 “None knows where he goes or comes. He may seek the truth and speak it; he alone is free; he alone is truthful, he alone is at peace.” - #VirginiaWoolf

  21. 2 “None knows where he goes or comes. He may seek the truth and speak it; he alone is free; he alone is truthful, he alone is at peace.” - #VirginiaWoolf

  22. From the British Fantasy Society:

    In his new essay series on queer horror, Bronte Rowan dives into Virginia Woolf’s 1928 text Orlando, and discovers sexuality, gender and time are fluid—and so are we!

    britishfantasysociety.org/expl

    [Ed note: Bronte did submit this in time for Pride, but I dropped the ball and am very sorry]

    #horror #academicchatter #virginiawoolf #queerwriters #lgbtqia

  23. From the British Fantasy Society:

    In his new essay series on queer horror, Bronte Rowan dives into Virginia Woolf’s 1928 text Orlando, and discovers sexuality, gender and time are fluid—and so are we!

    britishfantasysociety.org/expl

    [Ed note: Bronte did submit this in time for Pride, but I dropped the ball and am very sorry]

    #horror #academicchatter #virginiawoolf #queerwriters #lgbtqia

  24. From the British Fantasy Society:

    In his new essay series on queer horror, Bronte Rowan dives into Virginia Woolf’s 1928 text Orlando, and discovers sexuality, gender and time are fluid—and so are we!

    britishfantasysociety.org/expl

    [Ed note: Bronte did submit this in time for Pride, but I dropped the ball and am very sorry]

    #horror #academicchatter #virginiawoolf #queerwriters #lgbtqia

  25. From the British Fantasy Society:

    In his new essay series on queer horror, Bronte Rowan dives into Virginia Woolf’s 1928 text Orlando, and discovers sexuality, gender and time are fluid—and so are we!

    britishfantasysociety.org/expl

    [Ed note: Bronte did submit this in time for Pride, but I dropped the ball and am very sorry]

    #horror #academicchatter #virginiawoolf #queerwriters #lgbtqia

  26. From the British Fantasy Society:

    In his new essay series on queer horror, Bronte Rowan dives into Virginia Woolf’s 1928 text Orlando, and discovers sexuality, gender and time are fluid—and so are we!

    britishfantasysociety.org/expl

    [Ed note: Bronte did submit this in time for Pride, but I dropped the ball and am very sorry]

    #horror #academicchatter #virginiawoolf #queerwriters #lgbtqia

  27. "Then, for that moment, she had an illumination; a match burning in a crocus; an inner meaning almost expressed."

    (Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway)

    link to the novel on Gutenberg.org:

    gutenberg.org/ebooks/71865

    #book #literature #VirginiaWoolf #AutisticJoy #reading

  28. "Then, for that moment, she had an illumination; a match burning in a crocus; an inner meaning almost expressed."

    (Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway)

    link to the novel on Gutenberg.org:

    gutenberg.org/ebooks/71865

    #book #literature #VirginiaWoolf #AutisticJoy #reading

  29. "Then, for that moment, she had an illumination; a match burning in a crocus; an inner meaning almost expressed."

    (Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway)

    link to the novel on Gutenberg.org:

    gutenberg.org/ebooks/71865

    #book #literature #VirginiaWoolf #AutisticJoy #reading

  30. "Then, for that moment, she had an illumination; a match burning in a crocus; an inner meaning almost expressed."

    (Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway)

    link to the novel on Gutenberg.org:

    gutenberg.org/ebooks/71865

    #book #literature #VirginiaWoolf #AutisticJoy #reading

  31. "Then, for that moment, she had an illumination; a match burning in a crocus; an inner meaning almost expressed."

    (Virginia Woolf, Mrs. Dalloway)

    link to the novel on Gutenberg.org:

    gutenberg.org/ebooks/71865

    #book #literature #VirginiaWoolf #AutisticJoy #reading