A bronze sculpture of Virginia Woolf has been granted full ... leafy suburb of south-west London. Woolf and her husband Leonard moved to Richmond from Bloomsbury in 1914 and lived there for ...

Before she lived in bohemian Bloomsbury, Virginia Woolf was raised in well-heeled ... Formed of two cul-de-sacs abutting Hyde Park, the London location has numerous celebrity connections.

Had she lived a few more years only, all that would have been altered. She would have stayed in London, dined out, lunched out, met famous people, made new friends, read, travelled, and carried ...

Trump said his tariffs on the three largest U.S. trading partners might cause Americans some short-term pain, but "long term, the United States has been ripped off by virtually every country in ...

A forthcoming exhibition at London’s Garden Museum, Gardening Bohemia, draws a horticultural thread through the biographies ...

Dalloway traces the thoughts, memories, and emotions of one character through the course of a single day in the middle of June 1923. Woolf’s fourth novel, originally entitled “The Hours,” is set in ...

Show more Elizabeth Barrett Browning's constant companion Flush has been stolen by a gang of London dog snatchers ... matters into her own hands... Virginia Woolf's biography of Elizabeth Barrett ...

Virginia Woolf's biography begins with the gift of ... became the poet's devoted companion and constant attendant at her London bedside in her father's house in Wimpole Street.

Virginia Woolf’s classic Mrs Dalloway was revolutionary for its challenge to the novel form and its representation of time.

Just days before opening night, Canadian Stage has recast a leading actor in the company’s coming production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. In an e-mailed statement to The Globe and Mail ...