[Vwoolf] any digitized or publication of 3G notebooks?

Tue Mar 25 10:21:58 EDT 2025

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Dear Claire,

 this is indeed a gem and we thank Clara and Anna who continued the work initiated by Merry Pawlowski and Vara Neverow and made this valuable material digitally available.

On a personal note, as I am in New York dooing research at Columbia  till mid Summer and I won't be able to attend the wonderful conference in London, it would be great to meet up Woolfian New Yorkers.  Please send me  a note to angelikispiropoulou at hotmail.com and I will organise an outing ( what do you think, dear Pat?)

All best to all
Angeliki

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From: Vwoolf <vwoolf-bounces+angelikispiropoulou=hotmail.com at lists.osu.edu> on behalf of Claire Battershill via Vwoolf <vwoolf at lists.osu.edu>
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Subject: Re: [Vwoolf] any digitized or publication of 3G notebooks?

Hi Leslie, The digitized scrapbooks can be found here at the fabulous WoolfNotes site, founded by Michele Barrett and run by Clara Jones and Anna Snaith at KCL : http: //www. woolfnotes. com/notebook-display/?pdb=58 Seconding the suggestion to
Hi Leslie,

The digitized scrapbooks can be found here at the fabulous WoolfNotes site, founded by Michele Barrett and run by Clara Jones and Anna Snaith at KCL :
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Seconding the suggestion to have a look in person if you can, though, of course! What a great material pleasure.

Very best
Claire
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Subject: Re: [Vwoolf] any digitized or publication of 3G notebooks?

Dear Leslie, There was to be a digitized version of the Three Guineas notebooks--and there was access for a time on-line through Merry Pawlowski and Vara Neverow's efforts--but I'm not sure what happened to the site (Vara would know). 
Dear Leslie,
There was to be a digitized version of the Three Guineas notebooks--and there was access for a time on-line through Merry Pawlowski and Vara Neverow's efforts--but I'm not sure what happened to the site (Vara would know). Having combed through the three volumes of newspaper clippings and notes that Woolf wrote in these volumes in preparation for writing Three Guineas --in 1990 when I was doing research at Sussex U--I urge you to visit (maybe during the conference) and handle the volumes themselves. See the arrangement of cuttings on the page, her notes, juxtaposition of newspaper photos (clothes at the Coronation, prime ministers, chancellors), the evolution of a collage that yokes feminism and anti-militarism. Just seeing 1935 cuttings, "The Nation of Men,  The Fuhrer's Boast, Speech to Nazi Old Guard" or "Outspoken Essen Woman Arrested"  for the charge of insulting and slandering the Nazi movement brings a currency. to thinking about authority and domination. It was, as Woolf said, "a running commentary on the external" and reveals her preoccupation, even obsession with raw "facts" transformed into TG and BA. Some of my thoughts below.
Pat Laurence
Professor Emerita
City University of New York

--"The Facts and Fugue of War: from Three Guineas to Between the Acts,"
in Mark Hussey's early volume, Virginia Woolf and War, Fiction, Reality, Myth (1991)
--"A Writing Couple: Shared Ideology in Virginia Woolf's Three Guineas and Leonard Woolf's Quack, Quack!"
in Women in the Mileau of Leonard and Virginia Woolf, ed. Wayne Chapman, Janet Manson (19998)

On Mon, Mar 24, 2025 at 7:12 PM Leslie Kathleen Hankins via Vwoolf <vwoolf at lists.osu.edu<mailto:vwoolf at lists.osu.edu>> wrote:
Hi all, forgive my ignorance, but is there any plan to digitize and/or publish the scrapbooks/journals VW collected for 3 Guineas? Is it possible to access the originals at Sussex? Thanks, Leslie --     At last, my creative writing project: 
Hi all, forgive my ignorance, but is there any plan to digitize and/or publish the scrapbooks/journals VW collected for 3 Guineas? Is it possible to access the originals at Sussex? Thanks, Leslie

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    At last, my creative writing project: speculative fiction, re-visionary fiction & autobiography or biomythography--a core text of fiction/poetic prose/experimental photography--accompanied by dozens of satellite books--a tale of a utopian realm of Elders, artists, neurodiverse creatives, and more, creating camaraderie and chaos in a gift economy in a perpendicular universe. Making Waves Press

Leslie Kathleen Hankins
Professor Emerita
Department of English & Creative Writing

"I feel that strong emotion must leave its trace; and that it is only a question
of discovering how we can get ourselves again attached to it,
 so that we shall be able to live our lives through from the start."
                                                Virginia Woolf "A Sketch of the Past."

 "Chaos is my idea of intelligent design." lkh

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