The latest issue of Virginia Woolf Miscellany is now available online and features the following contributions:
Shilo McGiff & Valérie Favre — “What Is a Portmanteau Woolf? What Is the Woolfian Portmanteau”
Eret Talviste — “Thoughts on Peace During a Train Ride: Rethinking Patriotism with Virginia Woolf and Leida Kibuvits”
Marie Allègre — “Woolf’s Arrows”
Carolyn Oliver — “Eve and Virginia Woolf Peruse Flash at the Tattoo Parlor”, “Familiars”
Melissa Johnson — “‘drawing finer and finer the thread between us’”
Ana Quiring — “An Archive of One’s Own: Fan Fiction as Amateur Criticism of Virginia Woolf”
Melodie Roschman — “Queer Bastard Children and Childless Mothers: Alison Bechdel & Virginia Woolf”
Melis Aker & Ella Bucknall — “Graphite & Rainbow”: Melis Aker in Conversation with Ella Bucknall”
Ella Bucknall — “Virginia Woolf A Graphic Biography” (three selected illustrated pages)
Jenny Ann Cubin — “‘Surely, I may say [I] listened’”
Benjamin Hagen — “‘…she was learning to love moments’: Notes on Hortense Spillers, Virginia Woolf, and the Feminine”
Kabe Wilson — “The Two Septimi”