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mybookbath · 3 years
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“Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself.” 💐 Virginia Woolf’s opening line in Mrs. Dalloway never gets old. 🌸 Happy #DallowayDay to all my fellow Woolf people out there! This book happens to be my favourite Woolf novel. Which one is yours? . . . . . #virginiawoolf #mrsdalloway #bookcollection https://www.instagram.com/p/CQMXoTlH-qg/?utm_medium=tumblr
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woolfwriter · 5 years
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DallowayDay 2019: Queering Dalloway
Join Waterstones and the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain for the third annual celebration of DallowayDay, this year with the theme of “Queering.”
The day in London will start at Waterstones Gower Street. Participants will follow in the footsteps of the Bloomsbury group on their home turf, then look at how Mrs. Dalloway has been adapted for stage and ballet, while later exploring queerness…
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Dez dias. Dez fotografias... da nossa vida diária em branco e preto. . 9/10 . Fui indicada por Thelma Ramalho e indico @anselmo_vasconcellos . #blackandwhite #photography #desafiofotografico #fotododia #lifestyle #virginiawoolf #dallowayday #readgram #bookwitch #bookishkifestyle #lgbtqreads (em Bairro de Moema) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBlJO9dndiS/?igshid=xk5l0tfan7bh
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grandhotelabyss · 5 years
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Ulysses is consciousness meeting reality. But here's why I think Ulysses is extremely relevant. People believe Ulysses is this complex, difficult, inscrutable text full of references. And it is a difficult text, but its subject matter couldn't be more democratic. It's about a guy going about his day for one day. That's the plot of Ulysses. And, to me, that's what makes it very touching. You're in this guy's head, and you're kind of seeing life through his eyes, and at the end through his wife's eyes.That's how politics ought to be, too. The reason any of this stuff matters is that it affects us in the everyday. And I think the greatest literature, whether it's Ulysses or Mahfouz, when it touches politics, it's about how politics can make our everyday better or worse. And I think that same understanding of the imperative and the primacy of lived experience ought to be how our politics works.
Peter Buttigieg (U.S. presidential candidate)
(For somewhat darker readings of Ulysses, and of politics for that matter, see my last three Bloomsday essays: “Against Celebration: Bloomsday vs. Dallowayday,” “Bloomsday Notes: Jung on Joyce,” “Bloomsday Thoughts: Blasphemies, Monuments, Traditions.”)
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woolfwriter · 6 years
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Woolf walking & writing in London in advance of #DallowayDay
Woolf walking and writing in London in advance of #DallowayDay
  Gower Street Waterstones
About 25 Virginia Woolf fans gathered at Gower Street Waterstones this afternoon to talk about ”Woolf, Walking & Writing” in advance of the official #DallowayDay this Wednesday.
The walk
The bookstore and the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain sponsored the event, which began with an hour-long tour of Bloomsbury guided by Jean Moorcroft Wilson, author of Virginia…
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woolfwriter · 5 years
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#DallowayDay includes Persephone Books walk, RSL events
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So far, here are the #DallowayDay events for this year:
On June 12th ‘a Wednesday in mid June’ Persephone Books, 59 Lamb’s Conduit St., London, will hold its annual Mrs. Dalloway Walk. It begins at 11 a.m. in Westminster. Lunch will be at the shop afterwards.
Join Waterstones and the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain for the third annual celebration of Dalloway Day on Saturday, June 15,…
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woolfwriter · 7 years
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Buy some flowers, read some Woolf, take a walk to celebrate #DallowayDay Whether we celebrate it June 20 or June 17, may we all think of Clarissa and Virginia in London today, as we arrange some flowers of our own, read some Woolf, and take a walk. 
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woolfwriter · 4 years
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A #DallowayDay 2020 wrap-up via Twitter
A #DallowayDay 2020 wrap-up via Twitter
Here’s a wrap-up of a smattering of #DallowayDay 2020 via virtual events and resources as posted on Twitter. For more details and links, visit yesterday’s post on Blogging Woolf.
  Thank you for joining #DallowayDay2020! From Texas to Tunbridge Wells, Stroud to southern South Africa, and Brooklyn to Bristol, we welcomed hundreds of you along for our first virtual celebration of Virginia Woolf’s…
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woolfwriter · 4 years
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Virtually celebrating #DallowayDay 2020 in a pandemic
Two years ago, when the third Wednesday in June was officially chosen as #DallowayDay, no one would have imagined that a worldwide pandemic would force us to devise or search out virtual or individual events to celebrate the fine day in June when Clarissa Dalloway went walking through London to “buy the flowers herself.”
But that is what has happened. And here are some of the events available…
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woolfwriter · 5 years
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Flowers, reading, writing, quoting, and more on #DallowayDay
Flowers, reading, writing, quoting, and more on #DallowayDay w/ original manuscript by @saintperes
Oh, yes, dear readers, today is #DallowayDay! And although celebrations took place last weekend, Virginia Woolf’s 1925 novel and her memorable character Clarissa Dalloway are being feted at celebrations around the world today, the official #DallowayDay, the third Wednesday in June.
If you can’t join a celebration in person, join in via Twitter. Just search #DallowayDay. And consider buying some…
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woolfwriter · 5 years
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#DallowayDay spreads to Sweden
#DallowayDay honoring Virginia’s Woolf’s novel spreads to Sweden
The English Bookshop in Uppsala, Sweden is celebrating its first ever Dalloway Day June 12.
The day will include a special talk and reading group on Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway chaired by literature professor/lecturer Daniel Ogden. Themed cake and tea will be served.
Ticket price: 70 kr (including tea and home made cake). Sign-ups will be taken in the shop, or by email at…
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woolfwriter · 5 years
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Walking with Mrs. Dalloway at NPG on #DallowayDay
Wednesday, June 19, is officially Dalloway Day. And while some will celebrate on the more convenient following Saturday, the Royal Society of Literature is hosting an event on the actual day.
“Walking with Mrs Dalloway” will take place from 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the National Portrait Gallery. Essayist Lauren Elkin will lead an afternoon stroll around the National Portrait Gallery, looking at selected…
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woolfwriter · 6 years
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#DallowayDay update: Book for NPG Gallery Talk Bookings are now open for the free Gallery Talk: Looking at Mrs. Dalloway, a tour of Virginia…
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grandhotelabyss · 6 years
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My annotated copies of Ulysses and Mrs. Dalloway, offered in support of my Bloomsday 2018 rumination “Against Celebration,” inspired by Elaine Showalter’s provocation of two years back, on why in fact we celebrate Bloomsday and not Dallowayday.
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woolfwriter · 5 years
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Vote for your favorite Virginia Woolf quote
2018 Virginia Woolf quote winner
The Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain has released its shortlist of favorite quotes, as submitted by readers as part of #DallowayDay celebrations in June.
Visit the VWSGB Facebook page to vote for your top choice or email your vote to [email protected].
Last year’s winner was the quote at right from A Room of One’s Own.
As a woman, I have no country. As…
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woolfwriter · 6 years
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#Woolf2018 in pictures
Take a look at #Woolf2018
Blogging Woolf’s photos from the 28th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, held at Woolf College at the University of Kent in Canterbury, England, are now available via Flickr. If you were there, see if you can spot yourself. If you weren’t, see who was.
You can access them via the top link in the right sidebar or take a look here.
Read about #Woolf2018 and #DallowayDay
You can also…
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