We’re back! Save the date for Woolf Salon No. 26: Faces and Voices —where we will spend some time with Woolf & that (in)substantial territory between prose & poem & prose poem & sketch & draft & experimental collaboration. For more info see our latest invite! #VirginiaWoolf

As we get ready for Salon 26 , we’re reflecting on the project as a whole & what it means to & for a wider community of Woolf scholars & scholarship. Sharing this IVWS blog post from graduate student Gwen Rose about what it has meant to her. 🔥 v-woolf-society.com/2022/10/21/gwe…

“And all the time behind her pendulous nid-nodding head and the drip of saliva the grey olives of Provence ray out, come to a point; make a wrinkled background with wry angular branches…” — Portraits #VirginiaWoolf 👀

Common Readers & Common Critics…

Tomorrow! #VirginiaWoolf IVWS What short form writing is Woolf playing with in the late 30s? Poetry? Prose? Prose poems? Flash fiction? Ekphrastic prose? Sketches?

Save the date! Come celebrate 100 issues of the #VirginiaWoolf Miscellany w us on May 10th, on Zoom, 2-4pm ET! 🎉

Woolf Salon No. 27 takes place this week! Please join us on Friday, May 10th at 2pm EDT on Zoom for a discussion of "Virginia Woolf Miscellany at 100." 🎉 💯🎉 virginiawoolfmiscellany.wordpress.com/virginia-woolf…

A new digital project housed online King's College London makes Virginia Woolf’s 67 Reading Notebooks available for free. Now Woolf scholars don’t have to travel to three archives to see them. bloggingwoolf.org/2024/06/05/new… #VirginiaWoolf #BrendaSilver

Whew! We are back from Fresno State University where Woolfians from all over the world convened this past week for the 33rd Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf hosted by J. Ashley Foster & her most excellent program committee & team student volunteers!

Welcome to all who came to our opening Writing Workshop and Woods Hike! What a delight!

Save the date! Join Salon Conspirators & guest host Georgy Liseyev as we read Woolf reading Russian literature. Come for a discussion of “The Russian Point of View” (1925) & “The Novels of Turgenev” (1933) & some translation work-talk-work, too. 💜 Friday, July 26! 2-4pm ET.

“A rope is flung to us; we catch hold of a soliloquy; holding on by the skin of our teeth, we are rushed through the water; feverishly, wildly, we rush on and on, now submerged, now in a moment of vision […]” —#VirginiaWoolf “The Russian Point of View” (1925)

Virginia Woolf admired Russian writers and wrote about them, including Dostoevsky. Join the woolfsalonproject to learn more. bloggingwoolf.org/2024/07/14/woo… #VirginiaWoolf #Dostoevsky

Ready to talk about Virgina Woolf, race, and the Deadnought Hoax? Join us on Friday, October 25th (2-4 pm EST) for the Annual IVWS Lecture and a discussion of *The Girl Prince* featuring Danell Jones, Gretchen Holbrook Gerzina, Elizabeth Evans, and Benjamin Hagen. On Zoom.

Cfp for the 34th Annual International Virginia Woolf Conference 2025: ‘Woolf and Dissidence. King’s College London: July 4, 2025, and the University of Sussex: July 5-8. Deadline: 29 November 2024. woolf2025.uk/cfp/

Save the date! 🌊 Come read the Interludes of Woolf’s The Waves 🌊 and luxuriate in their wild diurnal poetics post. Sign up sheet for reading will be circulated via salon invite soon. 🌊 #virginiawoolf

“The sun rose higher. Blue waves, green waves swept a quick fan over the beach, circling the spike of sea-holly and leaving shallow pools of light here and there on the sand. A faint black rim was left behind them…” #VirginiaWoolf #TheWaves

Woolf Salon no. 29: Interludes (a reading), Friday Nov 1, 2-4pm ET on Zoom 🌊 #VirginiaWoolf #TheWaves 🌊

Today! Come for the Interludes; stay for discussion! 🌊 🌅🌊