Between the Acts (1941): Dispersed are We, with Karina Jakubowicz Three Guineas (1938) and Music, with Claire Davison Flush: A Biography (1933), with Alison Hennegan The Waves (1931) 2: Friendship with Trudi Tate A Room of One’s Own (1929) 1: Androgyny, with Alison Hennegan Orlando (1928): Writing Vita, Writing Life, with Karina Jakubowicz

To the Lighthouse (1927) 2: Gardens, with Trudi Tate To the Lighthouse (1927) 1: Art, with Claudia Tobin Jacob’s Room (1922), with Alison Hennegan Night and Day (1919), with Ellie Mitchell The Salon Conspirators - Benjamin Hagen, Shilo McGiff, Amy Smith, and Drew Shannon - began the Woolf Salon Project in July 2020 to provide opportunities for conversation and conviviality among Woolf-interested scholars, students, and common readers during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. Just contact to sign up for the email list and receive the Zoom link Background on the Salon What: Woolf Salon #22- “Unnatural Daughters”Īnyone can join the group, which meets on one Friday of each month via Zoom and focuses on a single topic or text.What: Woolf Salon #21 – “Our Mothers Will Laugh”.Homework: Chapter 1 of Three Guineas, along with endnotes. What: Woolf Salon #20 – “Let It Blaze! Let It Blaze!”.Urn:oclc:474421134 Republisher_date 20120303170908 Republisher_operator Scandate 20120303073210 Scanner next three sessions in the Woolf Salon Project are dedicated to a study and open discussion of Virginia Woolf’s anti-war polemic Three Guineas (1938).

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Three Guineas by Virginia Woolf