Virginia Woolf and Heritage (Woolf Selected Papers) Tapa dura - 2018

Anne Reus is a PhD student at Leeds Trinity University. Her thesis examines Virginia Woolf's representations of nineteenth-century women writers, focusing on the ways in which Victorian biographical narratives mediate Woolf's responses to them, and the impact this has on her conception of female professional authorship. Jane de Gay is a member of the Editorial Board of the Woolf Studies Annual. She gave the Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture (for the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain) on 'Virginia Woolf and the Clergy' in 2009 and was an invited plenary speaker at the 17th Annual Virginia Woolf Conference, Miami University, Ohio, June 2007. Tom Breckin is a PhD student at Leeds Trinity University, working on a thesis that explores Virginia Woolf's literary connections with the Victorian era. The research focuses particularly on Woolf's relationship with Sir Leslie Stephen, as both her father and as a fellow writer. Tom was co-organizer of the 26th Annual Virginia Woolf conference on 'Virginia Woolf and Heritage' at Leeds Trinity University 16-19 June 2016.