Virginia Woolf was one of the most important writers of the 20th century. She was known for her new ways of telling stories and her in-depth look at how people think. She was a key figure in the ...

The famous question, surely, needs amending by now: who isn't afraid of Virginia Woolf—of writing about her, at least? Ever since this most singularly gifted of women, whose genius is as protean as it ...

Lily Allen may have revealed plenty of wild details about her love life as she aired David Harbour's dirty laundry in her latest album, but her drama doesn't hold a candle to Virginia Woolf. The Smile ...

Adeline Virginia Woolf, known mainly as just Virginia Woolf, was born on January 25, 1882, to a privileged English household. She was raised by free-thinking parents who encouraged and nurtured her ...

The radically different worlds of two notable women in history collide this weekend in DACAMERA’s latest semi-staged production. On Saturday, “A Woman’s Life: The Diary of Virginia Woolf” will examine ...

""Oh but the divine joy of being mistress of my mind again!"" Virginia Woolf once wrote. Apparently inheriting mental instability as well as intellectual brilliance, she employed words and recycled ...

[Of her marriage to Leonard Woolf]: "The immense success of our life is, I think, that our treasure is hid away; or rather in such common things that nothing can touch it." -- Virginia Woolf, Diaries, ...

The novel’s centennial has occasioned a flurry of events and new editions, but not as much consideration of what I would argue is the most enduring and personal theme of the work: It is a masterpiece ...

From a series of interviews conducted by Sylvère Lotringer with the principals of the Bloomsbury Group in 1961, collected in On Virginia Woolf, which was published in July by Semiotext(e). In separate ...