[Vwoolf] Woolf as inspiration

[Maggie Humm]

http://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/aug/01/zadie-smith-nw-book-club?INTCMP=
SRCH
'what I want to call the concrete "thingyness" of people. Which was Virginia
Woolf's way of being a modernist - she loved language and people
simultaneously - and her model is important to me. I admire Beckett and
respect Joyce. I love Woolf. Whenever the going gets tough I reread her
journals and it helps me through'.
Zadie Smith on the inspiration behind NW.
(Just had to share).
Maggie Humm

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From: vwoolf-bounces+m.humm=uel.ac.uk at lists.service.ohio-state.edu on behalf
of Sunjoo Lee
Sent: Sun 04/08/2013 04:23
To: Erica Delsandro; vwoolf at lists.service.ohio-state.edu
Subject: Re: [Vwoolf] Woolf and Proust (I would like to know about this topic
too!)



I'm also very interested in the topic and would like very much to have any
suggestions about it!

Please let me know about them too! 

 

Sunjoo 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: "Erica Delsandro"<ericadelsandro at gmail.com> 
To: <vwoolf at lists.service.ohio-state.edu>; 
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Sent: 2013-08-04 (?) 07:57:56
Subject: [Vwoolf] Woolf and Proust
 

Hello Woolfians!
 
My university is hosting a Proust Celebration this fall and I was asked to
give a short talk on Woolf and Proust. Admittedly, I know much more about the
former than the latter, and thus explained to the organization committee that
my talk would be heavy on Woolf and light on Proust!
 
I turn to the Woolf community for any suggestions regarding texts that might
help me put together a light, interesting, and engaging presentation on Woolf
and Proust. Please respond off list to ericadelsandro at gmail.com.

Thank you so much! All very best -- Erica Delsandro 
	


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