Guest post to continue our investigation of the city as text
Many thanks for featuring my piece on your wonderful newsletter, Kathleen!
I agree; I didn't get to study Woolf of many of the great 20th century women writers when I studied for an English degree either. Thank you for reading and taking the time to comment : )
It's a tragedy of warranted success that most know Virginia Woolf from the '62 play or the '66 film.
Woolf herself was incredible and not nearly enough time was spent on her work when I studied English writers.
Her work and Faulkner's more intense (DEFINITELY Americanized) stream of consciousness styles are ALL OVER Audio Issues.
Or at least, poor imitations of them are.
Many thanks for featuring my piece on your wonderful newsletter, Kathleen!
I agree; I didn't get to study Woolf of many of the great 20th century women writers when I studied for an English degree either. Thank you for reading and taking the time to comment : )
It's a tragedy of warranted success that most know Virginia Woolf from the '62 play or the '66 film.
Woolf herself was incredible and not nearly enough time was spent on her work when I studied English writers.
Her work and Faulkner's more intense (DEFINITELY Americanized) stream of consciousness styles are ALL OVER Audio Issues.
Or at least, poor imitations of them are.