DallowayDay 22 June. Bloomsbury Walk with Clara Jones (KCL). At Hatchards, speakers include Alexandra Harris (The Rising Down), Harriet Baker (Rural Hours), John Rogers (This Other London) & Matthew Beaumont (The Walker). Tickets soon on Eventbrite!

TONIGHT in Oxford. Places and voices, swans and stones, the great world and the garden path. Blackwell’s at 6pm.

Coming up!

A wonderful introduction to the work of Katherine Mansfield by the superb GERRI KIMBER on the 13th of May. Click below for the link to tickets:

litsalon.co.uk/literature-stu…

RedBubble have a sale on. Perhaps some of you nerds might be interested in my new Virginia Woolf inspired design (not just available on t-shirts, but mugs, bath mats (!), all sorts) redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/What…

So, it's official. In about two weeks, I won't be a professor anymore. It feels weird. Not bad. Just weird.

I'm a Tenured College Professor. I'm Quitting. Here's Why. okdoomer.io/im-a-professor…

If you have 1.2 million pounds you can buy a library where Woolf once borrowed books.

The rest of us can gawp like guppy fish at the pics:

rightmove.co.uk/properties/127…

Rodmell churchyard yesterday #woolf #sussex

My haul from Much Ado Books

Had an incredible time discussing Woolf's Night and Day at Much Ado Books in Alfriston, Sussex with Toby Brothers and Co. at the London Literary Salon. What a magical, inspirational place.

Just over one week until our study day on 'Not Knowing Greek.'

There are still a few places left for those Woolfians looking to explore this fascinating essay alongside some gorgeous Greek sculptures. Book at:

litsalon.co.uk

Myself & Trudi at Lit Cam are doing two charity lectures to support the people of Gaza and those working for peace.☮️

My lecture is on June 30th and will celebrate 100yrs since the publication of 'A Passage to India'. Book below:

literaturecambridge.co.uk/lectures
International E. M. Forster Society

Starting work on my gardens lectures for Literature Cambridge! First up will be Alice - we'll be looking at the language of flowers, systems of meaning, and the garden as ultimate Wonderland.

literaturecambridge.co.uk/gardens-2024