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{{Short description|Essay by Virginia Woolf}} [[File:OnBeingIll.jpg|thumb|First edition cover<br>Design by [[Vanessa Bell]]]] ...

[[File:Ernest de Sélincourt by Frederic Yates.jpg|thumb|Ernest de Sélincourt by [[:en:Frederic Yates|Frederic Yates]], 1907]] ...': Woolf at King's College London, Christine Kenyon Jones and Anna Snaith, Woolf Studies Annual (Vol 16, 2010), p.14.</ref> ...

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{{short description|1933 biography by Virginia Woolf}} {{for|the 2005 young-adult novel by Carl Hiaasen|Flush (novel)}} ...

| based_on = {{Based on|''[[To the Lighthouse]]''|[[Virginia Woolf]]}} ...ghthouse'|url= https://www.nytimes.com/1984/10/12/arts/tv-weekend-virginia-woolf-s-to-the-lighthouse.html| date= 12 October 1984|newspaper= [[The New York T ...

{{Short description|Book by Angela Carter}} [[File:TheCuriousRoom.jpg|thumb|Cover of the first edition, published by [[Chatto & Windus]].]] ...

...y death in 1923. His friendship with her was also documented in a painting by [[Beatrice Elvery| Beatrice Elvery, Lady Glenavy]].<ref>{{Cite web | title ...nto English (often with the collaboration of Leonard or Virginia Woolf) of works of Russian authors, such as [[Fyodor Dostoevsky|Dostoevsky]], [[Anton Chekh ...

{{short description|1938 book-length essay by Virginia Woolf}} | author = [[Virginia Woolf]] ...

...s a concept similar to that of the poetic or [[literary canon]] (a body of works of significant [[literary merit]], instrumental in shaping Western culture ...ding'', published in 1975. One of these is the multiplicity of misreadings by poets and critics—including T. S. Eliot, [[Northrop Frye]], and [[Percy She ...

....org/speaker/lyndall-gordon |archive-date=8 July 2012}}</ref> ''[[Virginia Woolf]]: A Writer's Life'' (1984), which won the [[James Tait Black Memorial Priz ==Works== ...

...Portuguese innumerable books, such as ''[[Mrs. Dalloway]]'' by [[Virginia Woolf]]. ...in 1919 to study at the Military School, and there he published his first works. He started working for Editora Globo, while it was still a state-owned pub ...

{{Short description|1998 novel by Michael Cunningham}} ...pera in two acts with music by Kevin Puts and an English-language libretto by Greg Pierce, based on the novel and its 2002 film adaptation, both with the ...

...es Isaac Elton, Vanity Fair, 1887-08-06.jpg|thumb|"Court Roll". Caricature by [[Leslie Ward|Spy]] published in ''[[Vanity Fair (UK magazine)|Vanity Fair] Elton's principal works were ...

| image = Virginia Woolf (3)-2.jpg | caption = Bust of Leonard Woolf at [[Monk's House]] ...

| founder = [[Leonard Woolf]] and [[Virginia Woolf]] ...endent company in 1917 by British authors [[Leonard Woolf]] and [[Virginia Woolf]]. It was named after their house in [[London Borough of Richmond upon Tham ...

...ok in 1971. Today, Menard Press is an [[Imprint (trade name)|imprint]] run by publisher Elte Rauch. ...in Ryle and Lord Zuckerman, among others) as well as works and testimonies by survivors of [[Nazism]], including the first English edition of [[Primo Lev ...

...Bell|Clive]] and [[Vanessa Bell]] (who was the elder sister of [[Virginia Woolf]]). The writer [[Quentin Bell]] was his younger brother and the writer and ...//www.charleston.org.uk/object/julian-bell-vanessa-bell/|title=JULIAN BELL BY VANESSA BELL|work=Charleston: The Bloomsbury Home of Art and Ideas|accessda ...

...q=%22john+lehmann%22+%22new+writing%22 New Writing 1938 Edition (reprinted by Ayer Co.)]</ref><ref>[http://www.ayerpub.com/Search/ByKeyword.asp?target=%2 ...nity, Lehmann had a passionate relationship with [[Virginia Woolf|Virginia Woolf's]] nephew, [[Quentin Bell]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.independent.co. ...

...us=dead }}</ref> Towards the end of his life he went blind and was read to by [[Quentin Crewe]]. Well-placed socially, his intellectual connections inclu ...oza</ref> became a [[straw man]] for writers including Forster, [[Virginia Woolf]] and [[Graham Greene]], who disagreed with his rather formalist view of th ...

...ticular character's perception of events. The edges of reality are blurred by choosing points of view that lie outside the norm.<ref name="Baldick">{{cit ...emotions) rather than trying to interpret them. Authors such as [[Virginia Woolf]] (''[[Mrs Dalloway]]'') and [[Joseph Conrad]] (''[[Heart of Darkness]]'' a ...