Inspired by a discussion of Night and Day with my Senior Capstone students (Fall 2019). Night and Day (1919)Virginia Woolf Chapter 1: The One with Mr.
Category: Woolf
Times Passes (Cruelly): On Woolf and Hollinghurst
When faced with the challenge of teaching Alan Hollinghurst’s The Stranger’s Child a few weeks ago, I watched the following conversation with Michael Williams as part of my course preparation:
Bloomsburg and Woolf: A mutual love affair
More on the 2015 Woolf conference in Bloomsburg! Great photos, links, and summaries of attended panels. Blogging Woolf Conference organizer Julie Vandivere and student intern
“Stay, This Moment”: Reflections on the 25th Annual International Conference on VW (Bloomsburg, PA)
I miss so much of it already. I love teaching at URI, and there’s plenty of writing and revising I need to do this summer. I
Listening to Z. Smith: Talk to Me w/ Gemma Sieff (2011)
I’m teaching White Teeth right now in my Contemporary Literature summer course at URI, so I’ve been binge-watching and -listening to recorded interviews and dialogues with Zadie Smith. I
Reading Woolf: Sexual Politesse in Orlando (1928)
(Glance at this first.) From Chapter Four of Orlando (1928) (in which Orlando returns to England as a woman…): “Gentle creature,” cried the Archduchess, falling on one knee and
Sketching a Present 