(Here’s a wandering, wondering mind! I love the lucidity of Woolf’s best writing and here, in a sentence of 181 words, she thoroughly imagines the ‘foreign… Read More »English Tuition Bolton: Virginia Woolf’s perfect sentence of 181 words? ‘On being ill.’
We are now on the verge of 2014 and as we contemplate the innate hope suggested by a fresh new year, why not think of a wonderful ‘talismanic’ quotation to… Read More »”These fragments I have shored against my ruins”: Happy 2014 with one of greatest lines in poetry?
Woolf’s claim that this is a new kind of novel is spot on, for it does not adhere to any of the standard rules of the genre. The opening… Read More »Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse: Review and Analysis by Pam Hunter.
