How to pronounce “woolf” in English

like Walt Whitman and Virginia Woolf, to Spanish-speaking readers.

I could give them Virginia Woolf and Jeanette Winterson.

Dorothy Richardson and James Joyce and Virginia Woolf.

And Woolf is actually registering the tolling of bells at different times of the day

And the composer, Randall Woolf-- by the way, full disclosure, he is my husband and he could not be here today, unfortunately.

One of the philosophers I write about is a woman named Susan Woolf, who wrote a piece called "Moral Saints," which is a great paper.

I mean, we have Virginia Woolf and we have Jane Reese and a handful of others.

It's called "Mrs. Dalloway" by Virginia Woolf.

Artists like Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf.

"If I could catch the feeling, I would," Virginia Woolf wrote, "the feeling of the singing of the real world as one

In 1928, Virginia Woolf wrote in her diary at Monk's House, her countryside retreat in Sussex,

Not as well, because I'm not as good a writer as Hemingway or Woolf.

Just actually to actually look at the magic in this very close way-- those writers like Hemingway and Woolf, the modernists, they were the absolute masters

But if there's a gay ghetto, I mean, Baldwin is there, Thomas Mann is there, Henry James is there, Virginia Woolf is there, Jeanette Winterson is there.

You know as well for being a writer-- and I really recommend Helen Cullen's book, "The Last Letters of William Woolf," just while we're on the topic.

In fact, this stigma itself is probably a fairly recent phenomenon since authors from Laurence Sterne, and Jane Austin, to Marcel Proust, and Virginia Woolf all

What if you were to write about magic, but you try to describe it, you know, the way Hemingway would describe a bullfight or Virginia Woolf

Now to write the Watchmen of literary fiction-- well, I mean, in some ways I felt that work had been done by people like Joyce and Woolf.

This is not, you know, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," that movie where the husband and wife shout at each other the whole time.