Virginia Woolf – web links

a selection of web-based archives and resources

Virginia Woolf - portrait

Red button Virginia Woolf at Mantex
Biography, study guides, reviews, bibliographies, web links, resources

Red button Blogging Woolf
News, events, reviews, links, resources

Red button Virginia Woolf at Wikipedia
Biography, social background, publications, and web links

Red button Virginia Woolf at Gutenberg
Selected eTexts of her novels

Red button Woolf Online
An electronic edition and commentary on ‘Time Passes’

Red button Hyper-Concordance to Virginia Woolf
Search texts of all the major works, word by word

Red button Orlando – Sally Potter’s film archive
text, film script, photos, videos, costumes, interviews

Red button Mrs Dalloway Walks in London
Walks made by Clarissa and other characters in the novel

Red button Women’s History Walk in Bloomsbury
Tour of literary and political homes in Bloomsbury

Red button Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain
Events, bulletins, materials, publications, and links

Red button Virginia Woolf’s Psychiatric History
Medical chronology, diagnoses, family history, creativity

Red button BBC Audio Essay – A Eulogy to Words
Charming sound recording of radio talk

Red button Virginia Woolf’s London
Walks around Bloomsbury, Richmond, and Monk’s House

Red button A Family Photograph Albumn
Leslie Stephens’ collection at Smith College – Massachusetts

Red button Virginia Woolf Notebooks
Notebooks with Hogarth Press book jacket covers

Red button Virginia Woolf – on video
Biographical study and documentary with comments


Mont Blanc pen - Virginia Woolf edition

Mont Blanc pen – the Virginia Woolf special edition


Virginia Woolf - Companion - book jacketThe Cambridge Companion to Virginia Woolf is collection of essays which addresses the full range of her intellectual perspectives – literary, artistic, philosophical and political. It provides new readings of all nine novels and fresh insight into Woolf’s letters, diaries and essays. The progress of Woolf’s thinking is revealed from Bloomsbury aestheticism through her hatred of censorship, corruption and hierarchy to her concern with all aspects of modernism. This book explores the immense range of social and political issues behind her search for new forms of narrative.


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