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Provides reference information, articles, books, e-books, streaming videos and websites on Virginia Woolf.

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Bloomsbury group: name given to a coterie of English writers, philosophers, and artists who frequently met between about 1907 and 1930 at the houses of Clive and Vanessa Bell and of Vanessa’s brother and sister Adrian and Virginia Stephen (later Virginia Woolf) in the Bloomsbury district of London, the area around the British Museum.

The literary friendship between authors Virginia Woolf and Morgan Forster manifested itself in two off their best-known books, 'Howards End' and 'The Waves.' Woolf and Forster related to one another both as practicing novelists and as critics who examined each other's works. Although, they also regarded themselves as friends within their Bloomsbury connections, both authors competed against each other and tried to establish the narrative aesthetics of their time.

Article in JSTOR about Virginia Woolf as a literary critic.The author of this article writes further about this in his book The Reader's Art: Virginia Woolf as a Literary Critic.

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