Woolf's

When invited to dine with the officers they declined, in their version of Swahili – seemingly translated by Woolf's brother, Adrian Stephen – because the food and drink had not been prepared correctly.

How a bearded Virginia Woolf and her band of 'jolly savages' hoaxed the navy 2012

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

Virginia Woolf's Orlando: And the twelfth stroke of midnight sounded; the twelfth stroke of midnight, Thursday, the eleventh of October,

A Conversation with Elizabeth D. Samet, author of Soldier's Heart 2010

Even Woolf's cousin, one of the naval officers on board the ship, failed to recognise the author in her fake beard.

How a bearded Virginia Woolf and her band of 'jolly savages' hoaxed the navy 2012

These irruptions serve to heighten the sense of Laing's absorption, and the scale of her thought, but run the risk of her sounding a little rarefied: a shame since her reading of Woolf's diaries, letters and unpublished work here goes some way to debunking similar, routine assumptions about that writer.

To the River: A Journey Beneath the Surface by Olivia Laing – review 2011

In an attempt to quell criticism, the LSE said Woolf's inquiry would look at a range of connections with the Gaddafi regime, including:• The £2.2m contract to train Libyan civil servants and professionals.

LSE head quits over Gaddafi scandal 2011

Although Virginia Woolf's version of "psychological realism" needs to be taken as a special case -- it's so pure an attempt to stay within the flow of her character's stream of thought -- I would argue that most expository passages in modern fiction do in fact take place as part of the "foregrounding of psychology."

Genre Fiction 2010

She was respectful of Woolf's artistry but concluded that Woolf's work was too rarefied for most readers.

Writer With a Cause Martin Rubin 2011

Woolf's A Room of One's Own had been published in 1929 and she reminded some 200 young women, "well dressed keen & often beautiful", that they were "practising for the first time in history I know not how many different professions . . . you have won rooms of your own in the house hitherto exclusively owned by men."

A stage of her own: Elisabeth Scott and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre 2011

Unlike Woolf's report, this one is unlikely to be published.

Hugh Muir's diary 2011