Dalloway

So I guess writing the next Mrs. Dalloway is out of the question?

5 Reasons Your Story Stinks (and How to Air It Out) | Write to Done 2009

Mrs. Dalloway is not simply an idea -- to achieve the cultural importance it has, it had to pass certain structural tests to become a novel and certain tests of readership and market and canonization, if you will, to become a famous and beloved novel.

A Response to a Response Hal Duncan 2007

Mrs. Dalloway is written in stream of consciousness and the movie does an admirable job of making linear sense out of it.

Mrs. Dalloway the Movie « So Many Books 2004

If one wishes to say “yes” to life, to one’s world – and Mrs. Dalloway is a sustained attempt to do so – where is the frame of reference that will not only synthesize all this, but somehow enable one to accept it?

Mrs. Dalloway and Celtic Mythology Redux « So Many Books 2004

Faced with the standard hagiographies, we may well wonder if we are being told anything authentic in "Dancing With Mrs. Dalloway" about the wellsprings of the writing itself.

Writers at Work, Seeking a Spark Elizabeth Lowry 2011

In Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf portrayed the suicidal anguish of Septimus Smith as if she were a veteran herself.

Rita Nakashima Brock, Ph. D.: How Do We Repair the Souls of Those Returning from Iraq? Rita Nakashima Brock 2011

Virginia Woolf published Mrs. Dalloway at 43, and To the Lighthouse at 45.

David Galenson: Literary Late Bloomers David Galenson 2011

Then I moved on to her other masterpiece Mrs. Dalloway and other works both more and less enthralling on their own, but always with a love for an artist who had scaled such peaks.

Michael Giltz: Theater: A "Room" Of Her Own Michael Giltz 2011

In "Dancing With Mrs. Dalloway"—the title refers to Virginia Woolf's novel and people who inspired some of the characters—some of the literary back-stories presented are familiar; others, less so.

Writers at Work, Seeking a Spark Elizabeth Lowry 2011

The text on the savaged pages, as we learn in Celia Blue Johnson's "Dancing With Mrs. Dalloway," was so badly mauled that Steinbeck was forced to rewrite a large portion of the book.

Writers at Work, Seeking a Spark Elizabeth Lowry 2011