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November 30, 2012

Ou-Boum

November 30, 2012/ Victoria Olsen

"I knew my trip would mean an encounter with Adela Quested": Victoria Olsen reflects on what she found, and what was lost in translation, when she travelled to India with E. M. Forster on her mind.

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Fiction, Literary Criticism, Arts & Life
December 2012, E-M- Forster, fiction, Leonard Woolf, literary criticism, Victoria Olsen
January 31, 2012

Looking for Laura

January 31, 2012/ Victoria Olsen

She's a shadow, an absence, that haunts the letters, diaries, and novels of her famous half-sister Virginia Woolf. What can we really know about Laura Stephen?

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January 31, 2012/ Victoria Olsen/
Fiction
Aurora Leigh, charlotte bronte, February 2012, fiction, Jane Eyre, John Ruskin, Leonard Woolf, Robert Louis Stevenson, Victoria Olsen, virginia woolf, Wilkie Collins
June 30, 2011

Summer Reading 2011

June 30, 2011/ Open Letters Monthly

In this year's special feature, our team of avid readers offered some suggestions for books a little off the beaten path of summer blockbusters.

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June 30, 2011/ Open Letters Monthly/
Features, Summer Reading
Bloomsbury, Charles Dickens, Charles Lindbergh, Dan Simmons, E-M- Forster, Edgar Allan Poe, f scott fitzgerald, greg waldmann, Janet Potter, Joanna Scutts, John Cotter, julius caesar, July 2011, Leonard Woolf, lytton strachey, Napoleonic Wars, Robert Graves, rohan maitzen, Sam Sacks, Steve Donoghue, T-S- Eliot, virginia woolf, Wilkie Collins
June 30, 2011

Summer Reading 2011 Goes On

June 30, 2011/ Open Letters Monthly

More of this year's special feature, where we offered some less predictable ideas for books to tuck into your beach tote or suitcase.

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June 30, 2011/ Open Letters Monthly/
Features, Summer Reading
Bloomsbury, Charles Dickens, Charles Lindbergh, Dan Simmons, E-M- Forster, Edgar Allan Poe, f scott fitzgerald, greg waldmann, Janet Potter, Joanna Scutts, John Cotter, julius caesar, July 2011, Leonard Woolf, lytton strachey, Napoleonic Wars, Robert Graves, rohan maitzen, Sam Sacks, Steve Donoghue, T-S- Eliot, virginia woolf, Wilkie Collins
January 31, 2011

The Muse of Trouville

January 31, 2011/ Victoria Best

‘She’s a drug; I’m her main focus, the focus of all her attention. No one has ever loved me like that.' Victoria Best explores the fraught relationship between Marguerite Duras and the young man whose love inspired and tormented her.

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January 31, 2011/ Victoria Best/
Fiction
ernest hemingway, February 2011, fiction, Leonard Woolf, Lewis Carroll, virginia woolf
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