Terror, Tenderness, and the Paradoxes of Human Nature: How a Marmoset Saved Leonard and Virginia Woolf's Lives from the Nazis – The Marginalian

The most discomposing thing about people capable of monstrous acts is that they too enjoy art, they too read to their children, they too can be moved to tears by music. The dissident poet Joseph Br…

The Rage of Virginia Woolf, City Journal

confusion – Page 2 – “Middle age is sceptical, cynical, and disinclined to accept new ideas.” — H P Lovecraft

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diaries – The Marginalian

The Rage of Virginia Woolf, City Journal

culture – Page 30 – The Marginalian

The Marginalian – Page 18 – Marginalia on our search for meaning.

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Woolf in the World: A Pen and a Press of Her Own: Case 14a