Index to the Virginia Woolf Bulletin of the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain, 1999-2002
Issues 1, 2: January, July 1999
Issues 3, 4, 5: January, May, September 2000
Issues 6, 7, 8: January, May, September 2001
Issues 9, 10, 11: January, May, September 2002

Index 2003-2006

Last updated: 19 December 2002

1.  Authors of articles, titles of articles &c., and subjects of articles are all indexed
2.  Surnames of authors of articles are in upper case
3.  Authors of more than one article and subjects with more than one article are in bold
4.  For individual short stories, see “Complete Shorter Fiction”
5.  For individual essays, see “Essays of Virginia Woolf”
6.  For illustrations, see Book title-pages, Designs, Drawings, Dust-jackets, Genealogical Tables, Maps, Paintings, Photographs
7.  Not indexed: Editorials, advertisements, notices of events and information about the future, instructions for contributors


Adams, Frederick B., Jr, BARKWAY, Stephen, Report: "Collecting from the Heart: Sotheby's Sale of the Library of Frederick B. Adams, Jr (1910-2001), Part I on 6 November 2001", No.9:62-66

ALFSEN, Merete, "'Putting Words on the Backs of Rhythm': Translating Woolf", No.2:32-36

"Angelica Garnett: A Bloomsbury Heritage", NOIVILLE, Florence (trans. by Amy Wolstenholme & Gillian Beaumont), No.10:46-48

"The Application of Thought to Editing Woolf's Texts", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.8:15-21

Ashton, Leigh, "Letters from Virginia [Woolf]", No.11:4-7

Atkins, Eileen
CHANNER, Vanessa, Report: "'Vita and Virginia'", No.2:79-81
CHANNER, Vanessa, Review: "Mrs Dalloway - the film", No.1:53-55
CLARKE, Stuart N., Report: “Vita & Virginia”, No.3:77-78
CURTIS, Vanessa, Review of "To the Lighthouse - Classic Serial, BBC Radio 4 ...", No.5:78-80

BALLMAIER, Arlene, "Highgate Cemetery: A Visit to Highgate Two Years Ago", No.5:53-57

BARBER, E. Ann, Photograph: At Scudamore's Boatyard, "Virginia in Cambridge, 6 September 2000, No.6:76

BARKWAY, Stephen
Drawing: "Vita and Virginia" (play), No.2:81
Genealogical table: Virginia Woolf - Ancestral Family Tree, No.8:50
"Notes and Queries": "'Empty Room', by A. S. J. Tessimond", No.10:49-50
Photograph: 22 Hyde Park Gate, No.7:upper wrapper
Photograph: Chapel, Giggleswick School, No.10:upper wrapper
Photograph: Former Brontë Museum, Haworth, No.10:23
Photograph: Gillian Beer cutting the cake after First Annual Birthday Lecture, 25 January 2000, No.4:80
Photograph: Hogarth House, No.4:upper wrapper
Photograph: Kenninghall Church, No. 9: upper wrapper
Photograph: Little Talland House, Firle, No.8:upper wrapper
Photograph: Monks House garden, No.3:upper wrapper
Photograph: The Old Rectory, Warboys, No.6:upper wrapper
Photograph: The restored Stephen graves, No.5:upper wrapper
Photograph: Statue of Edith Cavell, No.11:upper wrapper
Photograph: Wall at Vauxhall Station, No.10:29
Photograph: Wren Library, Trinity College, No.6:31
Photographs of Ellen Lauren in "Room: An Adaptation of Virginia Woolf's Writings", No.11:68
Photographs of Stephen Tomlin’s bust of Virginia Woolf, Monks House garden, No.1:upper wrapper,Nos.1+:lower wrappers
Report: "First Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture: 'Wave, Atom, Dinosaur: Woolf's Science', given by Gillian Beer", No.4:79
Report: "Collecting from the Heart: Sotheby's Sale of the Library of Frederick B. Adams, Jr (1910-2001), Part I on 6 November 2001", No.9:62-66
Report: "Second Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture: 'Time Present and Time Past', given by Julia Briggs", No.7:78
Report: "Third Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture: 'Virginia Woolf, Photography and Modernism', given by Maggie Humm", No.10:71
Report: "Two of Me Now - Sylvia Plath and Virginia Woolf" (Day course, Cardiff University, 27 February 1999), No.2:73-74
Report: "Vita/Virginia/'Orlando'/Knole" (Talk, Purcell Room, 15 February 1999), No.2:72-73
Review of "The Best Time of Our Lives: Virginia Woolf's Cornwall" (Mott), No.11:69-70
Review of "Bloomsbury and France" (Caws & Wright ), No.6:54-56
Review of "The Bloomsbury Artists" (Bradshaw), No.3:64-65
Review of "The Cambridge Companion to Virginia Woolf" (Roe & Sellers), No.5:65-67
Review of "Granite and Rainbow" (Leaska), No.1:48-50
Review of "Mitz: The Marmoset of Bloomsbury" (Nunez), No.2:69-71
Review of "Orlanda" (Harpman), No.7:76-77
Review of "Orlando: A Biography" (ed. Stape), No.1:44-45
Review of "A Room of One's Own and Other Essays" (ed. Lee), No.5:58-59
Review of "Virginia Woolf" (Caws), No.9:56-57
Review of "Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath - Two of Me Now" (Richardson), No.6:62-63
Review of "Virginia Woolf: Becoming a Writer" (Dalsimer), No.10:60-62
Review of "Virginia Woolf Icon" (Silver), No.4:55-58
Review of "Virginia Woolf in Camera" (Luckhurst & Ravache), No.8:55-57
Review of "Virginia Woolf: Public and Private Negotiations" (Snaith), No.7:68-70
"Ros Peers's Library", No.9:75, No.10:74
"'To Elvedon': Looking Over the Wall in Norfolk, No.9:42-44
"Virginia in Yorkshire", No.10:22-24
"Virginia Woolf's Blurbs", No.1:43
"Welcome to [VWSGB] Members", No.1:3

BARKWAY, Stephen (ed.)
"A Letter from Virginia [Woolf] - To: Charles E. Brumwell", No.5:13-14
"A Letter from Virginia [Woolf] - To: Crosby Gaige", No.4:4-6
"Letters from Virginia [Woolf]": To Humphrey Milford, No.10:4-9
"Letters from Virginia [Woolf]": To Leigh Ashton, No.11:4-7
"Letters from Virginia [Woolf]": To Robert Nichols & Margery Olivier, No.3:4-8
"Virginia Woolf Today", No.2:52-53,No.3:45-47,No.4:42-46,No.5:41-44,No.6:37-39,No.7:41-43, No.8:28-30, No.9:49-51,75, No.10:27-29, No.11:50-54

BARKWAY, Stephen, & Vanessa CURTIS
Report: "Virginia in Cambridge, September 2000", No.6:70-74
Report: "Virginia in Sussex, September 2001", No.8:63-70

BEAUMONT, Gillian, & Amy Wolstenholme (transl.) "Angelica Garnett: A Bloomsbury Heritage", NOIVILLE, Florence, No.10:46-48

BEAUMONT, John
Letter to the Editor: "The Chevalier de l'Etang (1757-1840) and his Descendants, the Pattles - Issue No. 8", No.9:70-72
Map: British India, 1797-1805, No.8:49

BEAUMONT, John (rev'd, ed. & recasting), "The Chevalier de l'Etang (1757-1840) and his Descendants, the Pattles", No.7:51-62,No.8:31-50

BEDFORD, Sue, "Taking Over Talland House", No.1:41-42

BEHRINGER, Ursula, "'We Are Walking to the Strand to Buy a Pencil'", No.1:31

BELL, Anne Olivier, Letter to the Editor: "Virginia Woolf Today", No.9:69

Bell, Quentin
CHAMBERLAIN, Kathy, "Talking with Quentin", No.3:39-43
HOLGATE, Pauline, "'Celebrating Bloomsbury': Quentin Bell: A Man of Many Arts", No.4:69-70

BELL, Vanessa
Dust-jacket (lower): "On Being Ill" by Virginia Woolf, No.3:66
Painting: "Iceland Poppies", 1909, No.3:66

Bennett, Arnold, "'A Kind Old Walrus' (Arnold Bennett)", BLOOMFIELD, Mark A., No.4:27-34

"Between the Acts"
CLARKE, Stuart N., "'Out' Homosexual Men in Virginia Woolf's Fiction", No.10:10-21
NEWMAN, Hilary, "Continuity and Destruction in 'Between the Acts'", No.3:21-25
RODIER, Carole, "Golden Light and Substance: 'The Prose of the World' in Virginia Woolf's Novels", No.1:22-24
SUMNER, Rosemary, "An Experiment in Fiction: 'The Thing that Exists When We Aren't There", No.1:17-18,No.2:22-27
SUMNER, Rosemary, "Letter to the Editor", No.5:47

Bibliography
BARKWAY, Stephen, Report: "Collecting from the Heart: Sotheby's Sale of the Library of Frederick B. Adams, Jr (1910-2001), Part I on 6 November 2001", No.9:62-66
CLARKE, Stuart N., "The Application of Thought to Editing Woolf's Texts", No.8:15-21
CLARKE, Stuart N., "Portuguese Translations of Virginia Woolf: An Addendum", No.2:29-31
CLARKE, Stuart N., Review of "Vita Sackville-West: A Bibliography" (Cross & Ravenscroft-Hulme), No.4:63-67
CLARKE, Stuart N., "Smith College", No.2:21
CLARKE, Stuart N., "Virginia Woolf's Broadcasts and her Recorded Voice", No.4:17-19
KIRKPATRICK, B. J., "A Newly-discovered Article", No.2:28

Biography, Virginia Woolf's [see also “Moments of Being”, Stephen Family]
BARKWAY, Stephen, Genealogical table: Virginia Woolf - Ancestral Family Tree, No.8:50; CLARKE, Stuart N., No.9:72
BARKWAY, Stephen, "'To Elevedon': looking Over the Wall in Norfolk", No.9:42-44
BARKWAY, Stephen, "Virginia in Yorkshire", No.10:22-24
BLOOMFIELD, Mark A., "'A Kind Old Walrus' (Arnold Bennett)", No.4:27-34
CHANNER, Vanessa, "Virginia Woolf and Eccentricity - A Way of Life, or Just a 'Moment of Being?'", No.1:28-31
CHERRY, Pauline, "Virginia Woolf and Rodmell: A Denizen's View", No.1:39-40
DELL, Marion, "Returning to St Ives: Virginia Woolf and Cornwall", No.3:34-36
FERAY, Jean-Claude, "Virginia Woolf's Bengalese Ancestor", No.3:37-38
HALL, Sarah M., "She 'Will Really Be an Author in Time': Virginia Stephen's Early Facility with Language", No.3:29-33
HUMM, Maggie, "Virginia Woolf's Photography", No.1:19-21
PEERS, Ros, "Virginia Woolf's Treatment of Food in 'The Voyage Out' and 'The Waves'", No.6:6-17
WILKINSON, Sheila M., "Netherhampton House, Near Salisbury", No.9:39-41
WILKINSON, Sheila M., "'Who Lived at Alfoxton?'", No.2:48-50

BLOOMFIELD, Mark A., "'A Kind Old Walrus' (Arnold Bennett)", No.4:27-34

Bloomsbury Workshop, CURTIS, Vanessa, "'Celebrating Bloomsbury': Bloomsbury Art and Design, The Bloomsbury Workshop", No.4:73

BLYTH, Ian
"A Little 'Einsteinian' Confusion", No.9:29-33
"Virginia Woolf and Jacques Raverat", No.7:31-35

Books Received
"Anton Tchekhov’s Note-Books-Recollections of Anton Tchekhov, by Maxim Gorky-Reminiscences of Tolstoi", by Maxim Gorky (all translated by Leonard Woolf and Samuel Solomonovitch Koteliansky), introduction by Constance Hunting, No.10:66
"Between the Acts", with introductions by Jackie Kay and Lisa Jardine (Vintage Classic), No.7:77
"The Brother-Sister Culture in Nineteenth-Century Literature: From Austen to Woolf", by Valerie Sanders, No.10:66
"Cuentos de Bloomsbury" (translated into Bulgarian), by Ana María Navales, No.5:80
"E. M. Forster's Modernism", by David Medalie, No.11:70
"The Female Narrator in the British Novel: Hidden Agendas", by Lisa Sterlieb, No.11:70
"Feminist Popular Fiction", by Merja Makinen, No.9:61
"Gertrude Stein, Modernism, and the Problem of ‘Genius’", by Barbara Will, No.9:61
"La lady y su abanico: Acercamiento a la literatura femenina del s.XX: De Virginia Woolf a Mary MacCarthy", by Ana María Navales, No.6:69
"Mrs Dalloway" (Wordsworth Classic, 1996 - reprint), No.10:66
"Mrs. Dalloway", with introductions by Carol Ann Duffy and Valentine Cunningham (Vintage Classic), No.7:77
National Portrait Gallery Catalogues, No.1:57
"The New Woman in Fiction and in Fact: 'Fin-de-Siècle' Feminisms", ed. by Angelique Richardson and Chris Willis (foreword by Lyn Pykett), No.11:70
"Orlando: Based on the Book by Virginia Woolf", by Sally Potter (annotated in Japanese by Yoko Sugiyama and Kazuhide Nabae), No.2:71
"Outsiders Together: Virginia and Leonard Woolf", by Natania Rosenfeld, No.9:61
"The Search for Selfhood in Modern Literature", by Murray Roston, No.9:61
"Sissinghurst", by V. Sackville-West (Foxbury Press), No.5:80
"To the Lighthouse", with introductions by Eavan Boland and Maud Ellman (Vintage Classic), No.7:77
"Vanessa Bell: A Life of Painting", by Rachel Tranter, No.1:57
"Virginia Woolf: An Un-common Bookbinder", by Alan Isaac (diploma dissertation), No.2:71
"Virginia Woolf Review" (Japan), No. 15, No.2:71
"Women, Modernism and British Poetry, 1910-1939: Resisting Femininity", by Jane Dowson, No.11:70

Book title-page, "A Sentimental Journey" by Laurence Sterne (Oxford World's Classics, 1928), No.10:9

BRADSHAW, David, "Further Thoughts on Mrs Dalloway's Hot Wednesday in June 1923", No.8:22-23

Brumwell, Charles E., "A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]", No.5:13-14

BULL, Johan, Drawing: Virginia Woolf, May 1927, No.4:58

Cameron, Julia Margaret, ORANGE, Hugh (BEAUMONT, John: rev'd, ed. & recasting), "The Chevalier de l'Etang (1757-1840) and his Descendants, the Pattles", No.7:51-62,No.8:31-50

Carr, Emily, USUI, Masami, "Lily as One of the Women Painters of the St Ives School", No.4:13-16

"Celebrating Bloomsbury”  
“Art Made Modern: Roger Fry's Vision of Art", TRANTER, Rachel, No.4:71-72
"The Art of Bloomsbury, Tate Gallery", CURTIS, Vanessa, No.4:68-69
"Bloomsbury Art and Design, The Bloomsbury Workshop", CURTIS, Vanessa, No.4:73
"Meeting Virginia at the Tate", GRIFFITHS, Ian, No.4:73-77
"Quentin Bell: A Man of Many Arts", HOLGATE, Pauline, No.4:69-70

CHALMERS, Sally, "Lot 128: Gorringes' Auction in Lewes", No.10:69-70

CHAMBERLAIN, Kathy, "Talking with Quentin", No.3:39-43

CHANNER [see also CURTIS], Vanessa
"Reading Group[s]", No.1:64-65,No.2:83
Report: "'Vita and Virginia'" (play), No.2:79-81
Review of "Julia Margaret Cameron's Women" (Wolf), No.1:51
Review: "Mrs Dalloway - the film", No.1:53-55
Review of "Virginia Woolf: The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" (Dally), No.3:55-56
"Virginia Woolf and Eccentricity - A Way of Life, or Just a 'Moment of Being?'", No.1:28-31
"Virginia Woolf Quiz”, No.1:63-64,No.2:84

CHERRY, Pauline, "Virginia Woolf and Rodmell: A Denizen's View", No.1:39-40

"The Chevalier de l'Etang (1757-1840) and his Descendants, the Pattles", ORANGE, Hugh, BEAUMONT, John (rev'd, ed. & recasting), No.7:51-62,No.8:31-50

CLARKE, Stuart N.
"The Application of Thought to Editing Woolf's Texts", No.8:15-21
"Hyde Park Gate in 1894", No.2:46-47
"Not Virginia Woolf's Blurbs", No.9:48
"'Out' Homosexual Men in Virginia Woolf's Fiction", No.10:10-21
"Pace University Press", No.3:71
"Passing the Examination or 'Passing Russell Square'?", No.9:46-47
"Point of View in 'Mrs Dalloway in Bond Street'", No.2:18-21
"Portuguese Translations of Virginia Woolf: An Addendum", No.2:29-31
"Pursuing Leslie Stephen Through the Censuses", No.7:63-65
Report: "The Literature of the 1930s: The Text in History" (Conference, Anglia Polytechnic University, 18 November 2000), No.6:77-78
Report: "'Rodmell to the Ouse': Walk to Commemorate the Sixtieth Anniversary of Virginia Woolf's Death, 28 March 2001", No.7:79
Report: "Virginia Woolf and the Body" (Conference, Maison française, Oxford, 27 March 1999), No.2:75-77
Report: "Virginia Woolf: Her Reception in Europe" (Colloquium, University of London, 9 October 1998), No.1:58-60
Report: "Virginia Woolf Night, BBC Knowledge, 23 March 2001", No.7:81
Report: “Vita & Virginia” (play), No.3:77-78, No.9:67-68
Review of "Ancestral Houses" (Rudikoff), No.5:60-62
Review of "Approaches to Teaching Woolf's 'To the Lighthouse'", No.11:55-57
Review of "A Bloomsbury Canvas" (Bradshaw), No.9:55
Review of "The Bloomsbury Group in Venice" (Lello), No.8:58-59
Review of "Can Jane Eyre be Happy?" (Sutherland), No.4:61-63
Review of "Close & Affectionate Friends" (Todd), No.5:76-77
Review of "The Eternal Moment" (Angelica Garnett), No.8:61-62
Review of "Editing Virginia Woolf" (ed. Haule & Stape), No.10:50-55
Review of "The Feminine Note in Fiction" (Forster), No.9:58
Review of "Flush" (ed. Flint), No.1:46-47
Review of "Flush: A Biography" (ed. Light), No.6:44-45
Review of "Flush: A Biography" (ed. Steele), No.2:55-56
Review of "Friends & Apostles: The Letters of Rupert Brooke and James Strachey" (ed. Hale), No.3:61-62
Review of "Three Guineas" (ed. Black), No.9:52-54
Review of "'To the Lighthouse': Virginia Woolf" (Cowley), No.6:56-57
Review of "Virginia Woolf: A Beginner's Guide" (Wisker), No.8:53-54
Review of "Virginia Woolf and her Influences" (Davis & McVicker), No.2:66-67
Review: "Virginia Woolf: Five Short Stories - Audiotapes read by Douglas and Thomas Verrall", No.1:56-57
Review of "Virginia Woolf, The Uncommon Bookbinder" (Isaac), No.6:57-58
Review of "Virginia Woolf's Essays: Sketching the Past" (Gualtieri), No.6:49-51
Review of "Vita Sackville-West: A Bibliography" (Cross & Ravenscroft-Hulme), No.4:64-67
Review of "Where was Rebecca Shot?" (Sutherland), No.4:61-63
Review of "Who's Afraid of 'Leonard' Woolf?" (Coates), No.2:68-69,No.3:83-84
Review of "Woolf at the Door: Duckworth" (Jolliffe), No.1:52-53
Review of "Woolf Studies Annual", Vol. 4, No.2:66-67
Review of "Woolf Studies Annual”, Vol. 6 (Snaith), No.6:51-53
Review of "The Years" (ed. Johnson), No.3:50-52
"Smith College", No.2:21
“Virginia Woolf Quiz”, No.2:84,No.6:80
"Virginia Woolf's Broadcasts and her Recorded Voice", No.4:17-19

CLARKE, Stuart (ed.)
"A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]” - To The Director of the British Museum, No.7:4-5
"Letters from Virginia [Woolf]": To E. McKnight Kauffer & Victoria Ocampo, No.1:12-16
"Letters from Virginia [Woolf]": To Helen MacAfee, No.9:4-11
"Letters from Virginia [Woolf]": To Robert & Mela Spira, No.2:4-12
"A Short Story by Virginia Woolf: A Scene from the Past", No.1:6-11
"Three Jews" [Leonard Woolf], No.5:4-12

CLASSIC STAGE COMPANY, Photographs of Ellen Lauren in "Room: An Adaptation of Virginia Woolf's Writings", No.11:68

CLEMENTS, Elicia, "A Different Hearing: Voicing 'Night and Day'", No.11:32-39

"Clothing and the Body: Motifs of Female Distress in Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield", HOLMES, Rachael, No.3:9-14

COATES, Irene, Letter to the Editor: "Who's Afraid of 'Leonard' Woolf", No.3:83-84

"The Complete Shorter Fiction"
CLARKE, Stuart N., "Point of View in 'Mrs Dalloway in Bond Street'", No.2:18-21
HOLMES, Rachael, "Identity in 'The Lady in the Looking-Glass: A Reflection'", No.1:25-27
NAVALES, Ana Maria (transl. Paul Standish & Maria Elena Novo Cabana), "Kew Gardens Revisited - A Bloomsbury Story", No.4:50-54
SKRBIC, Nena, "Through the Realist Frame: 'Phyllis and Rosamond' and the Masculine 'I'", No.5:15-22
SKRBIC, Nena, "True Relation or Mysterious Case: The Source of Virginia Woolf's First Ghost Story" [“The Mysterious Case of Miss V.”], No.7:21-25
WOOLF, Leonard (ed. + notes by Stuart N. Clarke), "Three Jews" [“The Mark on the Wall”], No.5:4-12
WOOLF, Virginia (ed. by Stuart N. Clarke), "A Short Story by Virginia Woolf: A Scene from the Past" [“The Searchlight”], No.1:6-11

"Continuity and Destruction in 'Between the Acts'", NEWMAN, Hilary, No.3:21-25

Courtauld Gallery, TRANTER, Rachel :"'Celebrating Bloomsbury': Art Made Modern: Roger Fry's Vision of Art", No.4:71-72

CURTIS [see also CHANNER], Vanessa
"'Celebrating Bloomsbury': The Art of Bloomsbury, Tate Gallery", No.4:68-69
"'Celebrating Bloomsbury': Bloomsbury Art and Design, The Bloomsbury Workshop", No.4:73
"Highgate Cemetery: The Restoration of the Stephen Graves in 2000", No.5:48-52
"Highgate Cemetery: Update", No.7:66
"On the Other Side of the Escallonia" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 2], No.7:36-38
Photograph: Hindhead House, Haslemere, Surrey, No.10:45
Photograph: Last page of the Stephen mortgage of 1 August 1906, No.6:50
Photograph: The Stephen grave, Highgate, No.5:52
Photograph: Sue Fox cleaning Stella Hills' gravestone, Highgate, No.6:67
"Reading Group", No.7:83
Report: "Virginia in Cornwall", No.3:72-76
Review of "Before Bloomsbury: The 1890s Diaries of Three Kensington Ladies: Margaret Lushington, Stella Duckworth and Mildred Massingberd", No.11:57-59
Review of "Bloomsbury At Home" (Todd), No.4:63-64
Review of "Ex Libris" (Fadiman), No.5:77-78
Review of "Peering Through the Escallonia: Virginia Woolf, Talland House and St Ives" (Dell), No.6:59
Review of "To the Lighthouse - Classic Serial, BBC Radio 4 ...", No.5:78-80
Review of "Virginia Woolf" (Nigel Nicolson), No.6:45-46
Review of "Woolf: A Portrait in Song", No.11:60-64
"The Transfer of 22 Hyde Park Gate to the Stephen Children", No.7:47-50

CURTIS, Vanessa (ed.), DUCKWORTH, Stella, "Diary for 1896", No.10:30-45

CURTIS, Vanessa, & Stephen Barkway
Report: "Virginia in Cambridge, September 2000", No.6:70-74
Report: "Virginia in Sussex, September 2001", No.8:63-70

"Cyclic Composition: The Genesis of Structure in 'The Waves'", KLITGÅRD, Ida, No.9:12-18

DARCH, Andrea, Report: "Virginia Woolf: Fact and Fiction" (Course, Oxford, 22-28 July 2001), No.8:70-71

"Dates in 'Orlando: A Biography' and the Manuscript", SAKAMOTO, Tadanobu, No.5:23-27

DAVIES, Caroline, Review of "Critical Issues: Virginia Woolf" (Peach), No.6:48-49

DELL, Marion
"Returning to St Ives: Virginia Woolf and Cornwall", No.3:34-36
Review of "Political and Social Issues in British Women's Fiction 1928-1968" (Maslen), No.10:64-66
Review of "Reading Virginia Woolf's Essays and Journalism" (Brosnan), No.5:62-64
Review of "Stella and Virginia" (Curtis), No.8:57-58
Review of "Women in the Milieu of Leonard and Virginia Woolf" (Chapman & Manson), No.2:61-63

"Desert Island Discs, broadcast 15 March 1975", GRANT, Duncan, No.5:46

Designs
"Three Guineas" schematised, CLARKE, Stuart N., No.9:45
Wolf's head for the Hogarth Press, KAUFFER, E. McKnight, No.1:13

"Diary for 1896", DUCKWORTH, Stella (transcribed & ed. by Vanessa Curtis), No.10:30-45

"A Different Hearing: Voicing 'Night and Day'", CLEMENTS, Elicia, No.11:32-39

Director of the British Museum, “A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]", No.7:4-5

Drawings
Virginia Woolf, May 1927, BULL, Johan, No.4:58
"Vita and Virginia" (play), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.2:81

Dust-jackets
"Granite and Rainbow" (UK & US) by Mitchell Leaska, No.1:50
"Night and Day" (1st UK ed.), No.9:65
"On Being Ill" (lower dust-jacket) by Virginia Woolf, BELL, Vanessa, No.3:66
"Quack, Quack!" by Leonard Woolf (Hogarth Press), KAUFFER, E. McKnight, No.1:14

DUCKWORTH, Stella (transcribed & ed. by Vanessa Curtis), "Diary for 1896", No.10:30-45

"Dwelling", EWBANK, Linda, No.3:48-49

"'Each of Course Saw Something Different': 'Mrs. Dalloway' and the Experience of the Novel", GUNNISON, Deirdre, No.6:23-29

"Echoes of 'Ulysses' in 'Mrs. Dalloway'", NEWMAN, Hilary, No.11:40-47

Elveden, BARKWAY, Stephen, "'To Elvedon': Looking Over the Wall in Norfolk, No.9:42-44

“The Essays of Virginia Woolf”, [“Phases of Fiction"], GUIGUET, Jean, "Virginia Woolf: A Mutifaceted Brain, a Single Purpose", No.7:6-20

EVANS, Paul
Photograph: Frank Dean in Rodmell, 28 March 2001, No.7:80
“Photography Competition”, No.1:63,No.2:86,No.4:82

EWBANK, Linda, "Dwelling", No.3:48-49

"Experiment and Tradition: 'To the Lighthouse' and 'All Passion Spent'", NEWMAN, Hilary, No.7:26-30

"An Experiment in Fiction: 'The Thing that Exists When We Aren't There", SUMNER, Rosemary, No.1:17-18,No.2:22-27

FERAY, Jean-Claude, "Virginia Woolf's Bengalese Ancestor", No.3:37-38

"Food Imagery in 'The Waves'", PEERS, Ros, No.2:13-17

"Further Thoughts on Mrs Dalloway's Hot Wednesday in June 1923", BRADSHAW, David, No.8:22-23

Gaige, Crosby, "A Letter from Virginia [Woolf], No.4:4-6

Garnett, Angelica, "Angelica Garnett: A Bloomsbury Heritage", NOIVILLE, Florence (trans. by Amy Wolstenholme & Gillian Beaumont), No.10:46-48

Genealogical table: Virginia Woolf - Ancestral Family Tree, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.8:50; CLARKE, Stuart N., No.9:72

"George Humphrey Wolferstan Rylands, 1902-1999", GLASSCOCK, Hilary, No.2:54

Giggleswick, "Virginia in Yorkshire", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.10:22-24

GLASSCOCK, Hilary, "George Humphrey Wolferstan Rylands, 1902-1999", No.2:54

"Golden Light and Substance: 'The Prose of the World' in Virginia Woolf's Novels", RODIER, Carole, No.1:22-24

GOLDMAN, Jane, Letter to the Editor: "The Feminist Aesthetics of Virginia Woolf", No.3:80-83

Gorris, Marleen (director), CHANNER, Vanessa, Review: "Mrs Dalloway - the film", No.1:53-55

GOSDEN, Margaret, "Room: An Adaptation of Virginia Woolf's Writings", No.11:65-67

GRANT, Duncan, "Desert Island Discs, broadcast 15 March 1975", No.5:46

GRATE, Elisabeth, Photograph: "The Waves II", No.4:82

Graves, Ida Affleck, WALLIS, Peter, "'Hogarth Living Poet' Publishing to the End", No.3:43

GRIFFITHS, Ian
"'Celebrating Bloomsbury': Meeting Virginia at the Tate", No.4:73-77
"Letter from a Member", No.2:82-83

GUIGUET, Jean, "Virginia Woolf: A Mutifaceted Brain, a Single Purpose", No.7:6-20

GUNNISON, Deirdre, "'Each of Course Saw Something Different': 'Mrs. Dalloway' and the Experience of the Novel", No.6:23-29

HALL, Sarah M.
"'House of All the Deaths': 22 Hyde Park Gate", No.2:42-45
"She 'Will Really Be an Author in Time': Virginia Stephen's Early Facility with Language", No.3:29-33

HALSEY, Sandra, "Rosamond Peers, 1951-2000", No.5:38

HARMSEN, Els, "Meeting Virginia", No.11:48-49

Haworth, "Virginia in Yorkshire", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.10:22-24

HEATH, Tim, "Lytton Strachey's 'Ermyntrude and Esmeralda'", No.7:44-46

HELAL, Kathleen M., "'I Must Not Settle into a Figure': Woolf and Celebrity Culture", No.11:8-21

Highgate Cemetery
“The Restoration of the Stephen Graves in 2000", CURTIS, Vanessa, No.5:48-52
"Update", CURTIS, Vanessa, No.7:66
“A Visit to Highgate Two Years Ago", BALLMAIER, Arlene, No.5:53-57

HILL-MILLER, Katherine C., Review of "Virginia Woolf and Fascism" (ed. Pawlowski), No.10:56-58

Hodgkins, Frances, USUI, Masami, "Lily as One of the Women Painters of the St Ives School", No.4:13-16

"'Hogarth Living Poet' Publishing to the End", WALLIS, Peter, No.3:43

HOLGATE, Pauline, "'Celebrating Bloomsbury': Quentin Bell: A Man of Many Arts", No.4:69-70

HOLMES, Rachael
"Clothing and the Body: Motifs of Female Distress in Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield", No.3:9-14
"Identity in 'The Lady in the Looking-Glass: A Reflection'", No.1:25-27
Review of "Monarchy - an hitherto unpublished manuscript" (Leonard Woolf, ed. Chapman), No.6:64
Review of "Roger Fry's Durbins" (Reed), No.6:65-67
Review of "Virginia Woolf: Reading the Renaissance" (Greene), No.5:67-69

"'House of All the Deaths': 22 Hyde Park Gate", HALL, Sarah M., No.2:42-45

'How I Discovered Virginia Woolf'
CLARKE, Stuart N., "Passing the Examination or 'Passing Russell Square'?" [No. 4], No.9:46-47
CURTIS, Vanessa, "On the Other Side of the Escallonia" [No. 2], No.7:36-38
HARMSEN, Els, "Meeting Virginia" [No. 6], No.11:48-49
KOCH, Glynnis, "Out of Africa" [No. 5], No.10:25-26
MACER-WRIGHT, Matthew, "Other Lighthouses: On First Reading 'To the Lighthouse'" [No. 3], No.8:24-25
VIMAR, Sandra Widmark, "Unexpected Encounters" [No. 1], No.6:32-36

HUMM, Maggie, "Virginia Woolf's Photography", No.1:19-21,No.3:79-80

HUNTING, Constance, Review of "L'Univers imaginaire de Virginia Woolf" (Rodier), No.10:63-64

HUSSEY, Mark, "Letter to the Editor: Pace University Press", No.4:54

"Hyde Park Gate in 1894", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:46-47

"'I Must Not Settle into a Figure': Woolf and Celebrity Culture", HELAL, Kathleen M., No.11:8-21

"Identity in 'The Lady in the Looking-Glass: A Reflection'", HOLMES, Rachael, No.1:25-27

"(Im)possible Translations of 'The Waves': The Need for a 'Bridge of Art'", RENAUDIN, Christine, & Suzanne TOCZYSKI, No.11:22-31

Inglis, Bet, PEERS, Ros, “Interview with Bet Inglis", No.4:37-39

Interviews
“With Bet Inglis", PEERS, Ros, No.4:37-39
“With Nigel Nicolson", PEERS, Ros, No.5:33-38

"Jacob's Room"
CLARKE, Stuart N., "'Out' Homosexual Men in Virginia Woolf's Fiction", No.10:10-21
RODIER, Carole,:Golden Light and Substance: 'The Prose of the World' in Virginia Woolf's Novels", No.1:22-24
TAKAI, Hiroko, On Not Speaking Out: 'Jacob's Room' as a Conflation of Modernism and Feminism", No.4:7-12

Joyce, James
NEWMAN, Hilary, "Echoes of 'Ulysses' in 'Mrs. Dalloway'", No.11:40-47
SAKAMOTO, Tadanobu :"'The Waves': A Title Challenge to 'Ulysses'", No.6:18-22

KAUFFER, E. McKnight
Design: Wolf's head for the Hogarth Press, No.1:13
Dust-jacket: "Quack, Quack!" by Leonard Woolf (Hogarth Press), No.1:14

Kauffer, E. McKnight, "A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]", No.1:12-16

"Kew Gardens Revisited - A Bloomsbury Story", NAVALES, Ana Maria (transl. Paul Standish & Maria Elena Novo Cabana), No.4:50-54

"'A Kind Old Walrus' (Arnold Bennett)", BLOOMFIELD, Mark A., No.4:27-34

KIRKPATRICK, B. J., "A Newly-discovered Article", No.2:28

KLITGÅRD, Ida, "Cyclic Composition: The Genesis of Structure in 'The Waves'", No.9:12-18

KOCH, Glynnis, "Out of Africa" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 5], No.10:25-26

LANGHAM, Linda J.
Review of "The Hours" (Cunningham), No.3:67-69
Review of "Mr. Dalloway" (Lippincott), No.3:69-71

Letters from Virginia [Woolf]
To: Charles E. Brumwell (ed. + notes by Stephen Barkway), No.5:13-14
To: Crosby Gaige (ed. + notes by Stephen Barkway), No.4:4-6
To: The Director of the British Museum (ed. by Stuart N. Clarke), No.7:4-5
To: E. McKnight Kauffer & Victoria Ocampo (ed. by Stuart N. Clarke), No.1:12-16
To: Helen MacAfee (ed. by Stuart N. Clarke), No.9:4-11
To: Humphrey Milford (note by Stephen Barkway), No.10:4-9
To: J. C. Squire (note by Stephen Barkway), No.8:4-7
To: Leigh Ashton (note by Stephen Barkway), No.11:4-7
To: Pernel Strachey (note by Stuart N. Clarke), No.6:4-5
To: Robert & Mela Spira (ed. by Stuart N. Clarke), No.2:4-12
To: Robert Nichols & Margery Olivier (ed. + notes by Stephen Barkway), No.3:4-8

"Letters to Miss Perkins", WOOLF, Leonard (note by Stuart N. Clarke), No.8:8-14

Letters to the Editor
"The Chevalier de l'Etang (1757-1840) and his Descendants, the Pattles - Issue No. 8", BEAUMONT, John (note by Stuart N. Clarke), No.9:70-72
"The Feminist Aesthetics of Virginia Woolf", GOLDMAN, Jane (note by Pamela Priske), No.3:80-83
From: SUMNER, Rosemary, No.5:47
"Hippocrene" (Clampitt), WALLIS, Peter, No.9:69
“Miss Perkins", WOODWARD, Anna, No.6:40
“Pace University Press”, HUSSEY, Mark, No.4:54
"Virginia Woolf's Photography", Vara Neverow (note by Maggie Humm), No.3:79-80
"Virginia Woolf Today", BELL, Anne Olivier, No.9:69
"Who's Afraid of 'Leonard' Woolf", COATES, Irene (note by Stuart N. Clarke), No.3:83-84

Lewis, Wyndham, MARTIN, Lindsay :"Wyndham Lewis's Satires on Virginia Woolf", No.1:32-35

"Lily as One of the Women Painters of the St Ives School", USUI, Masami, No.4:13-16

"A Little 'Einsteinian' Confusion", BLYTH, Ian, No.9:29-33

"Lytton Strachey's 'Ermyntrude and Esmeralda'", HEATH, Tim, No.7:44-46

MacAfee, Helen, "Letters from Virginia [Woolf]", No.9:4-11

MACER-WRIGHT, Matthew, "Other Lighthouses: On First Reading 'To the Lighthouse'" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 3], No.8:24-25

Mansfield, Katherine, HOLMES, Rachael, "Clothing and the Body: Motifs of Female Distress in Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield", No.3:9-14

Maps
British India, 1797-1805, BEAUMONT, John, No.8:49
Hyde Park Gate, 1894, No.2:47
The setting of "The Porch", Cambridge, 1904, RABY, Alister, No.1:39

MARTIN, Lindsay
Review of "From the Lighthouse to Monk's House" (Hill-Miller), No.9:59-60
Review of "Spirits of Place" (Brown, Jane), No.8:59-60
"Wyndham Lewis's Satires on Virginia Woolf", No.1:32-35

MCSHERRY, Jane, Review of "Virginia Woolf: The Novels" (Marsh), No.5:69-71

"Meeting Virginia" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 6], HARMSEN, Els, No.11:48-49

Milford, Humphrey, "Letters from Virginia [Woolf]", No.10:4-9

"Moments of Being" [see also Biography, Stephen Family]
CLARKE, Stuart N., "Hyde Park Gate in 1894", No.2:46-47
HALL, Sarah M., "'House of All the Deaths': 22 Hyde Park Gate", No.2:42-45
SCHROEDER, Leene Kore, "Virginia Woolf and the Body: Corporeality, Metaphor, and the In-between", No.3:15-20

MOORE, Catherine, "Remembering Leonard Woolf", No.4:35-36

"Mrs. Dalloway"
BRADSHAW, David, "Further Thoughts on Mrs Dalloway's Hot Wednesday in June 1923", No.8:22-23
CLARKE, Stuart N., Review of "Can Jane Eyre be Happy?", "Where was Rebecca Shot?" (Sutherland), No.4:61-63
GUNNISON, Deirdre, "'Each of Course Saw Something Different': 'Mrs. Dalloway' and the Experience of the Novel", No.6:23-29
MARTIN, Lindsay, "Wyndham Lewis's Satires on Virginia Woolf", No.1:32-35
NEWMAN, Hilary, "Echoes of 'Ulysses' in 'Mrs. Dalloway'", No.11:40-47
SAGER, Laura, "Septimus' Suicide", No.3:26-28

"Mrs Stephen in 'The Mausoleum Book' and Mrs Ramsay in 'To the Lighthouse'", NEWMAN, Hilary, No.2:37-41

NAVALES, Ana Maria (transl. Paul Standish & Maria Elena Novo Cabana), "Kew Gardens Revisited - A Bloomsbury Story", No.4:50-54

"Netherhampton House, Near Salisbury", WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.9:39-41

Neverow, Vara, Letter to the Editor: "Virginia Woolf's Photography", No.3:79-80

"A Newly-discovered Article", KIRKPATRICK, B. J., No.2:28

NEWMAN, Hilary
"Continuity and Destruction in 'Between the Acts'", No.3:21-25
"Echoes of 'Ulysses' in 'Mrs. Dalloway'", No.11:40-47
"Experiment and Tradition: 'To the Lighthouse' and 'All Passion Spent'", No.7:26-30
"Mrs Stephen in 'The Mausoleum Book' and Mrs Ramsay in 'To the Lighthouse'", No.2:37-41
"'Night and Day': Modernism in Disguise?", No.9:34-38
"'The Years' as a 'Condition of England' Novel", No.5:28-32

Nichols, Robert, "A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]”, No.3:4-8

Nicolson, Nigel
BARKWAY, Stephen, Report: "Vita/Virginia/'Orlando'/Knole" (Talk, Purcell Room, 15 February 1999), No.2:72-73
PEERS, Ros, "Interview with Nigel Nicolson", No.5:33-38

"Night and Day"
CLEMENTS, Elicia, "A Different Hearing: Voicing 'Night and Day'", No.11:32-39
NEWMAN, Hilary, "'Night and Day': Modernism in Disguise?", No.9:34-38
RODIER, Carole, "Golden Light and Substance: 'The Prose of the World' in Virginia Woolf's Novels", No.1:22-24

"'Night and Day': Modernism in Disguise?", NEWMAN, Hilary, No.9:34-38

NOIVILLE, Florence (trans. by Amy Wolstenholme & Gillian Beaumont), "Angelica Garnett: A Bloomsbury Heritage", No.10:46-48

"'Not' Virginia Woolf's Blurbs", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.9:48

"Notes and Queries": BARKWAY, Stephen, "'Empty Room', by A. S. J. Tessimond", No.10:49-50

Obituaries
HALSEY, Sandra :"Rosamond Peers, 1951-2000", No.5:38
GLASSCOCK, Hilary, "George Humphrey Wolferstan Rylands, 1902-1999", No.2:54

Ocampo, Victoria, "A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]", No.1:12-16

Olivier, Margery, "A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]", No.3:4-8

"On Not Speaking Out: 'Jacob's Room' as a Conflation of Modernism and Feminism", TAKAI, Hiroko, No.4:7-12

"On Reading 'A Writer's Diary'", VIMAR, Sandra Widmark, No.5:45

"On the Other Side of the Escallonia" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 2], CURTIS, Vanessa, No.7:36-38

ORANGE, Hugh, "The Chevalier de l'Etang (1757-1840) and his Descendants, the Pattles", No.7:51-62, No.8:31-50

"Orlando"
BLYTH, Ian, "A Little 'Einsteinian' Confusion", No.9:29-33
HELAL, Kathleen M., "'I Must Not Settle into a Figure': Woolf and Celebrity Culture", No.11:8-21
GUIGUET, Jean :"Virginia Woolf: A Mutifaceted Brain, a Single Purpose", No.7:6-20
SAKAMOTO, Tadanobu, "Dates in 'Orlando: A Biography' and the Manuscript", No.5:23-27

"Other Lighthouses: On First Reading 'To the Lighthouse'" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 3], MACER-WRIGHT, Matthew, No.8:24-25

"'Out' Homosexual Men in Virginia Woolf's Fiction", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.10:10-21

"Out of Africa" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 5], KOCH, Glynnis, No.10:25-26

Pace University Press
CLARKE, Stuart N., No.3:71
HUSSEY, Mark, "Letter to the Editor", No.4:54

Painting: "Iceland Poppies", 1909, BELL, Vanessa, No.3:66

PARKINSON-ROBBIE, Dorothy, "The Lies and Silences of Biography" (Leslie Stephen Lecture, Trinity Hall, 13 February 2002), No.10:67-68

"Passing the Examination or 'Passing Russell Square'?", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.9:46-47

PEERS, Ros
"Food Imagery in 'The Waves'", No.2:13-17
"Interview with Bet Inglis", No.4:37-39
"Interview with Nigel Nicolson", No.5:33-38
Review of "Ravenous Identity" (Glenny), No.5:72-76
"Virginia Woolf's Treatment of Food in 'The Voyage Out' and 'The Waves'", No.6:6-17

Peers, Ros
BARKWAY, Stephen, "Ros Peers's Library", No.9:75, No.10:74
HALSEY, Sandra :"Rosamond Peers, 1951-2000", No.5:38

Perkins, Winifred
WOODWARD, Anna, "Letter to the Editor: Miss Perkins", No.6:40
WOOLF, Leonard (note by Stuart N. Clarke), "Letters to Miss Perkins", No.8:8-14

PHILIPPI, Gisela, Report: "Some Kind of Whole Made Shimmering Fragments" (Day-school, University of Exeter, 17 April 1999), No.2:77-79

Photographs
22 Hyde Park Gate, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.7:upper wrapper
Alfoxton Park Hotel, WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.2:50
At Scudamore's Boatyard, "Virginia in Cambridge”, 6 September 2000, BARBER, E. Ann, No.6:76
Chapel, Giggleswick School, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.10:upper wrapper
Delegates at Monks House with Nigel Nicolson, "Virginia in Sussex”, 3 September 2001, No.8:62
Delegates at Trinity Hall, "Virginia in Cambridge”, 4 September 2000, WILKINSON, David, No.6:75
Delegates, "Virginia in Cornwall", September 1999, WILKINSON, David, No.3:77
Former Brontë Museum, Haworth, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.10:23
Frank Dean in Rodmell, 28 March 2001, EVANS, Paul, No.7:80
Gillian Beer cutting the cake after First Annual Birthday Lecture, 25 January 2000, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.4:80
Godrevy Lighthouse, WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.2:upper wrapper
Hindhead House, Haslemere, Surrey, CURTIS, Vanessa, No.10:45
Hogarth House, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.4:upper wrapper
Julia Briggs cutting the cake after Second Annual Birthday Lecture, 27 January 2001, WILKINSON, Sheila, No.7:78
Julia, Leslie & Virginia Stephen at Talland House, 1893, No.1:21
Kenninghall Church: BARKWAY, Stephen, No.9, upper wrapper
Last page of the Stephen mortgage of 1 August 1906, CURTIS, Vanessa, No.6:50
Little Talland House, Firle, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.8:upper wrapper
Maggie Humm cutting the cake after Third Annual Birthday Lecture, 26 January 2002, WILKINSON, Sheila, No.10:71
Monks House garden, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.3:upper wrapper
Netherhampton House (3), WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.9:39-41
The Old Rectory, Warboys, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.6:upper wrapper
Participants, "First Annual Study Day", WILKINSON, David, No.11:72
The Plough Inn, Holford, WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.2:48
"The Porch", Cambridge, RABY, Alister, No.1:11
The restored Stephen graves, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.5:upper wrapper
Sotheby's window, November 2001, No.9:66
Statue of Edith Cavell, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.11:upper wrapper
The Stephen grave, Highgate, CURTIS, Vanessa, No.5:52
Stephen Tomlin’s bust of Virginia Woolf, Monk's House garden, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.1:upper wrapper,Nos.1+:lower wrappers
Sue Fox cleaning Stella Hills' gravestone, Highgate, CURTIS, Vanessa, No.6:67
Tile from Gorringes' Auction, WILKINSON, Sheila, No.10:3
"Vita & Virginia", BLOOMSBURY PRODUCTIONS, No.9:68
VWSGB members in Rodmell, 28 March 2001, WILKINSON, Sheila, No.7:80
Walking-stick from Gorringes' Auction, WILKINSON, Sheila, No.10:70
Wall at Vauxhall Station, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.10:29
"The Waves II", GRATE, Elisabeth, No.4:82
Wren Library, Trinity College, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.6:31

Plath, Sylvia, BARKWAY, Stephen, Review of "Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath - Two of Me Now" (Richardson), No.6:62-63

Poems
EWBANK, Linda, "Dwelling", No.3:48-49
VIMAR, Sandra Widmark, "On Reading 'A Writer's Diary'", No.5:45
VIMAR, Sandra Widmark, "St George's Gardens ('In Memoriam' V.W.)", No.4:47-49

"Point of View in 'Mrs Dalloway in Bond Street'", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:18-21

"'The Porch', Cambridge", RABY, Alister, No.1:36-38

"Portuguese Translations of Virginia Woolf: An Addendum", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:29-31

PRISKE, Pamela, Review of "The Feminist Aesthetics of Virginia Woolf" (Goldman), No.2:64-66,No.3:80-83

"Pursuing Leslie Stephen Through the Censuses", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.7:63-65

"'Putting Words on the Backs of Rhythm': Translating Woolf", ALFSEN, Merete, No.2:32-36

RABY, Alister
Map: The setting of "The Porch", Cambridge, 1904, No.1:39
Photograph: "The Porch", Cambridge, No.1:11
"'The Porch', Cambridge", No.1:36-38

Raverat, Jacques, BLYTH, Ian :"Virginia Woolf and Jacques Raverat", No.7:31-35

"Remembering Leonard Woolf", MOORE, Catherine, No.4:35-36

RENAUDIN, Christine, & Suzanne TOCZYSKI, "(Im)possible Translations of 'The Waves': The Need for a 'Bridge of Art'", No.11:22-31

Reports [see also Reviews]
"First Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture: 'Wave, Atom, Dinosaur: Woolf's Science', given by Gillian Beer", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.4:79
Report: "Collecting from the Heart: Sotheby's Sale of the Library of Frederick B. Adams, Jr (1910-2001), Part I on 6 November 2001", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.9:62-66
"The Lies and Silences of Biography" (Leslie Stephen Lecture, Trinity Hall, 13 February 2002), PARKINSON-ROBBIE, Dorothy, No.10:67-68
"The Literature of the 1930s: The Text in History" (Conference, Anglia Polytechnic University, 18 November 2000), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.6:77-78
"Lot 128: Gorringes' Auction in Lewes", CHALMERS, Sally, No.10:69-70
"The Mind of Virginia Woolf" (Workshop, Charleston, 24-25 May 2001), TODD-CRAWFORD, Lynn, No.8:72
"Reading Virginia Woolf" (Workshop, Charleston, 9-10 October 2000), WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.6:76
"'Rodmell to the Ouse': Walk to Commemorate the Sixtieth Anniversary of Virginia Woolf's Death, 28 March 2001", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.7:79
"Second Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture: 'Time Present and Time Past', given by Julia Briggs", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.7:78
"Sir Leslie Stephen & Derivative Immortality" (Leslie Stephen Lecture, Trinity Hall, 25 November 1999), WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.4:78
"Some Kind of Whole Made Shimmering Fragments" (Day-school, University of Exeter, 17 April 1999), PHILIPPI, Gisela, No.2:77-79
"Two of Me Now - Sylvia Plath and Virginia Woolf" (Day course, Cardiff University, 27 February 1999), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.2:73-74
"Virginia in Cambridge”, September 2000, CURTIS, Vanessa, & Stephen Barkway, No.6:70-74
"Virginia in Cornwall", September 1999, CURTIS, Vanessa, No.3:72-76
"Virginia in Sussex”, September 2001, CURTIS, Vanessa, & Stephen Barkway, No.8:63-70
"Virginia Woolf and her Context" (Day-course, University of Oxford, 10 October 1998), WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.1:61-62
"Virginia Woolf and the Body" (Conference, Maison française, Oxford, 27 March 1999), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:75-77
"Virginia Woolf as the Common Reader" (Reading, National Portrait Gallery, 30 March 1999), WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.2:77
"Virginia Woolf: Fact and Fiction" (Course, Oxford, 22-28 July 2001), DARCH, Andrea, No.8:70-71
"Virginia Woolf: Her Reception in Europe" (Colloquium, University of London, 9 October 1998), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.1:58-60
"Virginia Woolf Night, BBC Knowledge, 23 March 2001", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.7:81
“Vita & Virginia” (play), CHANNER, Vanessa, No.2:79-81; CLARKE, Stuart N., No.3:77-78, No.9:67-68
"Vita/Virginia/'Orlando'/Knole" (Talk, Purcell Room, 15 February 1999), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.2:72-73
"'The Voyage Out': The First Annual Study Day, 6 July 2002", SKINNER, Janfarie, No.11:71-72

"Returning to St Ives: Virginia Woolf and Cornwall", DELL, Marion, No.3:34-36

Reviews [see also Reports]
“A Room of One's Own and Other Essays" (ed. Lee), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.5:58-59
"Ancestral Houses" (Rudikoff), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.5:60-62
"Approaches to Teaching Woolf's 'To the Lighthouse'" (ed. Daugherty & Pringle),  CLARKE, Stuart N., No.11:55-57
"Art and Affection" (Reid), TANTON, Lynne, No.3:52-54
"Before Bloomsbury: The 1890s Diaries of Three Kensington Ladies: Margaret Lushington, Stella Duckworth and Mildred Massingberd", CURTIS, Vanessa, No.11:57-59
"The Best Time of Our Lives: Virginia Woolf's Cornwall" (Mott), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.11:69-70
"Bloomsbury and France" (Caws & Wright ), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.6:54-56
"The Bloomsbury Artists" (Bradshaw), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.3:64-65
"Bloomsbury At Home" (Todd), CURTIS, Vanessa, No.4:63-64
"A Bloomsbury Canvas", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.9:55
"The Bloomsbury Group in Venice" (Lello), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.8:58-59
"The Cambridge Companion to Virginia Woolf" (Roe & Sellers), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.5:65-67
"Can Jane Eyre be Happy?" (Sutherland), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.4:61-63
"Close & Affectionate Friends" (Todd), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.5:76-77
"Critical Issues: Virginia Woolf" (Peach), DAVIES, Caroline, No.6:48-49
"Editing Virginia Woolf" (ed. Haule & Stape), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.10:50-55
"The Eternal Moment" (Angelica Garnett), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.8:61-62
"Ex Libris" (Fadiman), CURTIS, Vanessa, No.5:77-78
"The Feminine Note in Fiction" (Forster), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.9:58
"The Feminist Aesthetics of Virginia Woolf" (Goldman), PRISKE, Pamela, No.2:64-66
"Flush" (ed. Flint), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.1:46-47
"Flush: A Biography" (ed. Light), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.6:44-45
"Flush: A Biography" (ed. Steele), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:55-56
"Friends & Apostles: The Letters of Rupert Brooke and James Strachey" (ed. Hale), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.3:61-62
"From the Lighthouse to Monk's House" (Hill-Miller), MARTIN, Lindsay, No.9:59-60
"Granite and Rainbow" (Leaska), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.1:48-50
"The Hours" (Cunningham), LANGHAM, Linda J., No.3:67-69
"Julia Margaret Cameron's Women" (Wolf), CHANNER, Vanessa, No.1:51
"Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf" (Angela Smith), ZIGMOND, Sally, No.3:57-60
"The Life & Death of Asham" (Hansen), WEBB, Ruth, No.6:60-62
"L'Univers imaginaire de Virginia Woolf" (Rodier), HUNTING, Constance, No.10:63-64
"The Mark on the Wall and Other Short  Fiction (Oxford World's Classics)" (ed. Bradshaw), SKRBIC,
Nena, No.8:51-53
"Mitz: The Marmoset of Bloomsbury" (Nunez), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.2:69-71
"Monarchy - an hitherto unpublished manuscript" (Leonard Woolf, ed. Chapman), HOLMES, Rachael,
No.6:64
"Mr. Dalloway" (Lippincott), LANGHAM, Linda J., No.3:69-71
"Mrs Dalloway" (ed. Bradshaw), WEBB, Ruth, No.6:41-43
"Mrs Dalloway - the film", CHANNER, Vanessa, No.1:53-55
"Orlanda" (Harpman), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.7:76-77
"Orlando: A Biography" (ed. Stape), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.1:44-45
"Outsiders Together: Virginia and Leonard Woolf" (Rosenfeld), ZIGMOND, Sally, No.7:70-72
"Peering Through the Escallonia: Virginia Woolf, Talland House and St Ives" (Dell), CURTIS, Vanessa, No.6:59
"Political and Social Issues in British Women's Fiction 1928-1968" (Maslen), DELL, Marion, No.10:64-66
"Ravenous Identity" (Glenny), PEERS, Ros, No.5:72-76
"Reading Virginia Woolf's Essays and Journalism" (Brosnan), DELL, Marion, No.5:62-64
"Roger Fry's Durbins" (Reed), HOLMES, Rachael, No.6:65-67
"Room: An Adaptation of Virginia Woolf's Writings" (SITI Company), GOSDEN, Margaret, No.11:65-67
"Spirits of Place" (Brown, Jane), MARTIN, Lindsay, No.8:59-60
"Stella and Virginia" (Curtis), DELL, Marion, No.8:57-58
"Three Guineas" (ed. Black), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.9:52-54
"To the Lighthouse - Classic Serial, BBC Radio 4 ...", CURTIS, Vanessa, No.5:78-80
“'To the Lighthouse': Virginia Woolf" (Cowley), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.6:56-57
"Vanessa Bell: A Life of Painting" (Tranter), ZIGMOND, Sally, No.3:62-63
"Virginia Woolf" (Caws), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.9:56-57
"Virginia Woolf" (Nigel Nicolson), CURTIS, Vanessa, No.6:45-46
"Virginia Woolf" (Webb), ZIGMOND, Sally, No.6:47-48
"Virginia Woolf: A Beginner's Guide" (Wisker), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.8:53-54
"Virginia Woolf: Becoming a Writer" (Dalsimer), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.10:60-62
"Virginia Woolf and Fascism" (ed. Pawlowski), HILL-MILLER, Katherine C., No.10:56-58
"Virginia Woolf and her Influences" (Davis & McVicker), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:66-67
"Virginia Woolf and Sylvia Plath - Two of Me Now" (Richardson), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.6:62-63
"Virginia Woolf and the Great War" (Levenback), ZIGMOND, Sally, No.4:59-61
"Virginia Woolf and the Visible World" (Dalgarno), SUMNER, Rosemary, No.10:58-60
"Virginia Woolf: Five Short Stories - Audiotapes read by Douglas and Thomas Verrall", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.1:56-57
"Virginia Woolf Icon" (Silver), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.4:55-58
"Virginia Woolf in Camera" (Luckhurst & Ravache), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.8:55-57
"Virginia Woolf: Public and Private Negotiations" (Snaith), BARKWAY, Stephen, No.7:68-70
"Virginia Woolf: Reading the Renaissance" (Greene), HOLMES, Rachael, No.5:67-69
"Virginia Woolf: The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" (Dally), CHANNER, Vanessa, No.3:55-56
"Virginia Woolf: The Novels" (Marsh), MCSHERRY, Jane, No.5:69-71
"Virginia Woolf, The Uncommon Bookbinder" (Isaac), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.6:57-58
"Virginia Woolf's Essays: Sketching the Past" (Gualtieri), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.6:49-51
"Virginia Woolf's 'Jacob's Room': The Holograph Draft" (ed. Bishop), WEBB, Ruth, No.2:56-61
"Vita Sackville-West: A Bibliography" (Cross & Ravenscroft-Hulme), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.4:64-67
"The West Country as a Literary Invention" (Trezise ), SUMNER, Rosemary, No.6:67-69
"Where was Rebecca Shot?" (Sutherland), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.4:61-63
"Who's Afraid of 'Leonard' Woolf?" (Coates), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:68-69
"Women in the Milieu of Leonard and Virginia Woolf" (Chapman & Manson), DELL, Marion, No.2:61-63
"Woolf: A Portrait in Song" (Chappelle, Smith & Taylor), CURTIS, Vanessa, No.11:60-64
"Woolf at the Door: Duckworth" (Jolliffe), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.1:52-53
"Woolf Studies Annual", Vol. 4, CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:66-67
"Woolf Studies Annual”, Vol. 6 (Snaith), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.6:51-53
"The Years" (ed. Johnson), CLARKE, Stuart N., No.3:50-52

Richardson, Elizabeth P., CLARKE, Stuart N., "Smith College", No.2:21

RODIER, Carole, "Golden Light and Substance: 'The Prose of the World' in Virginia Woolf's Novels", No.1:22-24

"'A Room of One's Own' and the Wren Library", WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.6:30

"Rosamond Peers, 1951-2000", HALSEY, Sandra, No.5:38

Rylands, George, GLASSCOCK, Hilary, "George Humphrey Wolferstan Rylands, 1902-1999", No.2:54

Sackville-West, V.
BLYTH, Ian, "A Little 'Einsteinian' Confusion", No.9:29-33
CLARKE, Stuart N., Review of "Vita Sackville-West: A Bibliography" (Cross & Ravenscroft-Hulme), No.4:63-67
NEWMAN, Hilary, "Experiment and Tradition: 'To the Lighthouse' and 'All Passion Spent'", No.7:26-30

SAGER, Laura, "Septimus' Suicide", No.3:26-28

SAKAMOTO, Tadanobu
"Dates in 'Orlando: A Biography' and the Manuscript", No.5:23-27
"'The Waves': A Title Challenge to 'Ulysses'", No.6:18-22

"A Scene from the Past", WOOLF, Virginia, No.1:6-11

SCHROEDER, Leene Kore, "Virginia Woolf and the Body: Corporeality, Metaphor, and the In-between", No.3:15-20

"Seeds of the Society", WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.1:5

"Septimus' Suicide", SAGER, Laura, No.3:26-28

"She 'Will Really Be an Author in Time': Virginia Stephen's Early Facility with Language", HALL, Sarah M., No.3:29-33

"A Short Story by Virginia Woolf: A Scene from the Past", No.1:6-11

SKINNER, Janfarie, Report: "'The Voyage Out': The First Annual Study Day, 6 July 2002", No.11:71-72

SKRBIC, Nena
Review of "The Mark on the Wall and Other Short Fiction [Oxford World's Classics]" (ed. Bradshaw), No.8:51-53
"Through the Realist Frame: 'Phyllis and Rosamond' and the Masculine 'I'", No.5:15-22
"True Relation or Mysterious Case: The Source of Virginia Woolf's First Ghost Story", No.7:21-25

"Smith College", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.2:21

Smyth, Ethel, "'When a woman speaks the truth about her body': Ethel Smyth, Virginia Woolf and the Challenges of Lesbian Auto/biography", WILEY, Chris, No.9:19-28

"St George's Gardens ('In Memoriam' V.W.)", VIMAR, Sandra Widmark, No.4:47-49

Spira, Robert & Mela, "Letters from Virginia [Woolf]", No.2:4-12

Squire, J. C., "A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]", No.8:4-7

STANDISH, Paul (transl.)
"Kew Gardens Revisited - A Bloomsbury Story", No.4:50-54
"Letter from Virginia [Woolf]": to ... Victoria Ocampo, No.1:12-16

STANIFORTH, Lindsay, "Virginia Woolf and Contemporary Art", No.4:20-26

Stephen, Caroline, RABY, Alister, "'The Porch', Cambridge", No.1:36-38

Stephen Family [see also Biography, “Moments of Being”]
BALLMAIER, Arlene, "Highgate Cemetery: A Visit to Highgate Two Years Ago", No.5:53-57
CLARKE, Stuart N., "Pursuing Leslie Stephen Through the Censuses", No.7:63-65
CURTIS, Vanessa, "Highgate Cemetery: The Restoration of the Stephen Graves in 2000", No.5:48-52
CURTIS, Vanessa, "Highgate Cemetery: Update", No.7:66
CURTIS, Vanessa, "The Transfer of 22 Hyde Park Gate to the Stephen Children", No.7:47-50
DUCKWORTH, Stella (transcribed & ed. by Vanessa Curtis), "Diary for 1896", No.10:30-45

Stephen, Julia, NEWMAN, Hilary, "Mrs Stephen in 'The Mausoleum Book' and Mrs Ramsay in 'To the Lighthouse'", No.2:37-41

Stephen, Thoby, WOOLF, Virginia (ed. by CLARKE, Stuart N.), "A Letter to the Director of the British Museum", No.7:4-5

Strachey, Pernel, "A Letter from Virginia [Woolf]", No.6:4-5

Strachey, Lytton, HEATH, Tim, "Lytton Strachey's 'Ermyntrude and Esmeralda'", No.7:44-46

SUMNER, Rosemary
"An Experiment in Fiction: 'The Thing that Exists When We Aren't There", No.1:17-18,No.2:22-27
"Letter to the Editor", No.5:47
Review of "Virginia Woolf and the Visible World" (Dalgarno), No.10:58-60
Review of "The West Country as a Literary Invention" (Trezise ), No.6:67-69

TAKAI, Hiroko, "On Not Speaking Out: 'Jacob's Room' as a Conflation of Modernism and Feminism", No.4:7-12

"Taking Over Talland House", BEDFORD, Sue, No.1:41-42

"Talking with Quentin", CHAMBERLAIN, Kathy, No.3:39-43

Talland House, BEDFORD, Sue, "Taking Over Talland House", No.1:41-42

TANTON, Lynne, Review of "Art and Affection" (Reid), No.3:52-54

Tate Gallery
CURTIS, Vanessa, "'Celebrating Bloomsbury': The Art of Bloomsbury, Tate Gallery", No.4:68-69
GRIFFITHS, Ian, "'Celebrating Bloomsbury': Meeting Virginia at the Tate", No.4:73-77

Tessimond, A. S. J., "Notes and Queries": BARKWAY, Stephen, "'Empty Room', by A. S. J. Tessimond", No.10:49-50

"Three Jews", WOOLF, Leonard, No.5:4-12

"Through the Realist Frame: 'Phyllis and Rosamond' and the Masculine 'I'", SKRBIC, Nena, No.5:15-22

"'TLS' 5000th Issue", WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.2:28

"'To Elvedon': Looking Over the Wall in Norfolk, BARKWAY, Stephen, No.9:42-44

"To the Lighthouse"
ALFSEN, Merete, "'Putting Words on the Backs of Rhythm': Translating Woolf", No.2:32-36
BARKWAY, Stephen, "Virginia Woolf's Blurbs", No.1:43
BLYTH, Ian, "Virginia Woolf and Jacques Raverat", No.7:31-35
CLARKE, Stuart N., Review of "Can Jane Eyre be Happy?", "Where was Rebecca Shot?" (Sutherland), No.4:61-63
NEWMAN, Hilary, "Experiment and Tradition: 'To the Lighthouse' and 'All Passion Spent'", No.7:26-30
RODIER, Carole, "Golden Light and Substance: 'The Prose of the World' in Virginia Woolf's Novels", No.1:22-24
STANIFORTH, Lindsay, "Virginia Woolf and Contemporary Art", No.4:20-26
SUMNER, Rosemary, "An Experiment in Fiction: 'The Thing that Exists When We Aren't There", No.1:17-18,No.2:22-27
USUI, Masami, "Lily as One of the Women Painters of the St Ives School", No.4:13-16

TOCZYSKI, Suzanne, & Christine RENAUDIN, "(Im)possible Translations of 'The Waves': The Need for a 'Bridge of Art'", No.11:22-31

TODD-CRAWFORD, Lynn, Report: "The Mind of Virginia Woolf" (Workshop, Charleston, 24-25 May 2001), No.8:72

"The Transfer of 22 Hyde Park Gate to the Stephen Children", CURTIS, Vanessa, No.7:47-50

TRANTER, Rachel, "'Celebrating Bloomsbury': Art Made Modern: Roger Fry's Vision of Art", No.4:71-72

Trinity College, WILKINSON, Sheila M., "'A Room of One's Own' and the Wren Library", No.6:30

"True Relation or Mysterious Case: The Source of Virginia Woolf's First Ghost Story", SKRBIC, Nena, No.7:21-25

"Unexpected Encounters" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 1], VIMAR, Sandra Widmark, No.6:32-36

USUI, Masami, "Lily as One of the Women Painters of the St Ives School", No.4:13-16

VIMAR, Sandra Widmark
"On Reading 'A Writer's Diary'", No.5:45
"St George's Gardens  ('In Memoriam' V.W.)", No.4:47-49
"Unexpected Encounters" ['How I Discovered Virginia Woolf', No. 1], No.6:32-36

"Virginia in Yorkshire", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.10:22-24

"Virginia Woolf: A Mutifaceted Brain, a Single Purpose", GUIGUET, Jean, No.7:6-20

"Virginia Woolf and Contemporary Art", STANIFORTH, Lindsay, No.4:20-26

"Virginia Woolf and Eccentricity - A Way of Life, or Just a 'Moment of Being?'", CHANNER, Vanessa, No.1:28-31

"Virginia Woolf and Jacques Raverat", BLYTH, Ian, No.7:31-35

"Virginia Woolf and Rodmell: A Denizen's View", CHERRY, Pauline, No.1:39-40

"Virginia Woolf and the Body: Corporeality, Metaphor, and the In-between", SCHROEDER, Leene Kore, No.3:15-20

Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain
Alliance of Literary Societies, No.2:86
Annual General Meetings: First, No.2:82; Second, No.4:80-81; Third, No.8:73; Fourth, No.11:73-74
"Donation to the Society", No.6:79
"Letter from a Member", GRIFFITHS, Ian, No.2:82-83
Members' (commercial) interests, No.1:67,No.2:86,No.3:86
"Membership Survey: Report", No.4:81
"Photography Competition”, EVANS, Paul, No.1:63,No.4:82,No.2:86
"Reading Group[s]", CHANNER/CURTIS, Vanessa, No.1:64-65,No.2:83,No.7:83
Report: "First Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture: 'Wave, Atom, Dinosaur: Woolf's Science', given by Gillian Beer", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.4:79
Report: "Second Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture: 'Time Present and Time Past', given by Julia Briggs", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.7:78
Report: "Third Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture: 'Virginia Woolf, Photography and Modernism', given by Maggie Humm", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.10:71
Report: "Virginia in Cambridge" [2000], CURTIS, Vanessa, BARKWAY, Stephen, & WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.6:70-75
Report: "Virginia in Cornwall" [1999], CURTIS, Vanessa, No.3:72-76
Report: "Virginia in Sussex" [2001], CURTIS, Vanessa, BARKWAY, Stephen, & WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.8:63-70
Report: "'The Voyage Out': The First Annual Study Day, 6 July 2002", SKINNER, Janfarie, No.11:71-72
"Ros Peers's' Library", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.9:75, No.10:74
"Seeds of the Society", WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.1:5
"'TLS' 5000th Issue", WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.2:28
“Virginia Woolf Quiz”, CHANNER, Vanessa, & CLARKE, Stuart N., No.1:63-64,No.2:84
"VW on the WWW”, No.1:66-67,No.2:85,No.3:86,No.4:83
"Welcome to Members", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.1:3

"Virginia Woolf Today"
BARKWAY, Stephen (ed.), No.2:52-53,No.3:45-47,No.4:42-46,No.5:41-44,No.6:37-39,No.7:41-43,No.8:28-30, No.9:49-51,75, No.10:27-29, No.11:50-54

"Virginia Woolf's Bengalese Ancestor", FERAY, Jean-Claude, No.3:37-38

"Virginia Woolf's Blurbs", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.1:43

"Virginia Woolf's Broadcasts and her Recorded Voice", CLARKE, Stuart N., No.4:17-19

"Virginia Woolf's Photography", HUMM, Maggie, No.1:19-21

"Virginia Woolf's Treatment of Food in 'The Voyage Out' and 'The Waves'", PEERS, Ros, No.6:6-17

"The Voyage Out"
CLARKE, Stuart N., "'Out' Homosexual Men in Virginia Woolf's Fiction", No.10:10-21
PEERS, Ros, "Virginia Woolf's Treatment of Food in 'The Voyage Out' and 'The Waves'", No.6:6-17

WALLIS, Peter
"'Hogarth Living Poet' Publishing to the End", No.3:43
Letter to the Editor: "Hippocrene" (Clampitt), No.9:69

"The Waves"
BARKWAY, Stephen, "'To Elvedon': Looking Over the Wall in Norfolk, No.9:42-44
CLARKE, Stuart N., "'Out' Homosexual Men in Virginia Woolf's Fiction", No.10:10-21
GUIGUET, Jean, "Virginia Woolf: A Mutifaceted Brain, a Single Purpose", No.7:6-20
KLITGÅRD, Ida, "Cyclic Composition: The Genesis of Structure in 'The Waves'", No.9:12-18
PEERS, Ros, "Food Imagery in 'The Waves'", No.2:13-17
PEERS, Ros, "Virginia Woolf's Treatment of Food in 'The Voyage Out' and 'The Waves'", No.6:6-17
RENAUDIN, Christine, & Suzanne TOCZYSKI, "(Im)possible Translations of 'The Waves': The Need for a 'Bridge of Art'", No.11:22-31
RODIER, Carole, "Golden Light and Substance: 'The Prose of the World' in Virginia Woolf's Novels", No.1:22-24
SAKAMOTO, Tadanobu, "'The Waves': A Title Challenge to 'Ulysses'", No.6:18-22
SUMNER, Rosemary, "An Experiment in Fiction: 'The Thing that Exists When We Aren't There", No.1:17-18,No.2:22-27

"'The Waves': A Title Challenge to 'Ulysses'", SAKAMOTO, Tadanobu, No.6:18-22

"'We Are Walking to the Strand to Buy a Pencil'", BEHRINGER, Ursula, No.1:31

WEBB, Ruth
Review of "The Life & Death of Asham" (Hansen), No.6:60-62
Review of "Mrs Dalloway" (ed. Bradshaw), No.6:41-43
Review of "Virginia Woolf's 'Jacob's Room': The Holograph Draft" (ed. Bishop), No.2:56-61

"Welcome to [VWSGB] Members", BARKWAY, Stephen, No.1:3

"'When a woman speaks the truth about her body': Ethel Smyth, Virginia Woolf and the Challenges of Lesbian Auto/biography", WILEY, Chris, No.9:19-28

"'Who Lived at Alfoxton?'", WILKINSON, Sheila M., No.2:48-50

WILEY, Chris, "'When a woman speaks the truth about her body': Ethel Smyth, Virginia Woolf and the Challenges of Lesbian Auto/biography", No.9:19-28

WILKINSON, David
Photograph: Delegates at Trinity Hall, "Virginia in Cambridge”, 4 September 2000, No.6:75
Photograph: Delegates, "Virginia in Cornwall", September 1999, No.3:77
Photograph: Participants, "First Annual Study Day", No.11:72

WILKINSON, Sheila M.
Acknowledgements to "Virginia in Cambridge”, September 2000, No.6:75
Acknowledgements to "Virginia in Sussex”, September 2001, No.8:70
"Netherhampton House, Near Salisbury", No.9:39-41
Photograph: Alfoxton Park Hotel, No.2:50
Photograph: Godrevy Lighthouse, No.2:upper wrapper
Photograph: Julia Briggs cutting the cake after Second Annual Birthday Lecture, 27 January 2001, No.7:78
Maggie Humm cutting the cake after Third Annual Birthday Lecture, 26 January 2002, No.10:71
Photograph: The Plough Inn, Holford, No.2:48
Photograph: Tile from Gorringes' Auction, No.10:3
Photograph: VWSGB members in Rodmell, 28 March 2001, No.7:80
Photograph: Walking-stick from Gorringes' Auction, No.10:70
Report: "Reading Virginia Woolf" (Workshop, Charleston, 9-10 October 2000), No.6:76
Report: "Sir Leslie Stephen & Derivative Immortality" (Leslie Stephen Lecture, Trinity Hall, 25 November 1999), No.4:78
Report: "Virginia Woolf and her Context" (Day-course, University of Oxford, 10 October 1998), No.1:61-62
Report: "Virginia Woolf as the Common Reader" (Reading, National Portrait Gallery, 30 March 1999), No.2:77
"'A Room of One's Own' and the Wren Library", No.6:30
"Seeds of the Society", No.1:5
"'TLS' 5000th Issue", No.2:28
"'Who Lived at Alfoxton?'", No.2:48-50

WOLSTENHOLME, Amy, & Gillian Beaumont (transl.) "Angelica Garnett: A Bloomsbury Heritage", NOIVILLE, Florence, No.10:46-48

WOODWARD, Anna, "Letter to the Editor: Miss Perkins", No.6:40

Woodward, Winifred [see Perkins]

WOOLF, Leonard
"Letters to Miss Perkins", No.8:8-14
"Three Jews", No.5:4-12

Woolf, Leonard
MOORE, Catherine, "Remembering Leonard Woolf", No.4:35-36
WOODWARD, Anna, "Letter to the Editor: Miss Perkins", No.6:40

WOOLF, Virginia
"A Letter to Charles E. Brumwell", No.5:13-14
"A Letter to Crosby Gaige", No.4:4-6
"A Letter to J. C. Squire", No.8:4-7
"A Letter to Pernel Strachey", No.6:4-5
"A Letter to the Director of the British Museum", No.7:4-5
"Letters to E. McKnight Kauffer & Victoria Ocampo”, No.1:12-16
"Letters to Helen MacAfee", No.9:4-11
"Letters to Humphrey Milford", No.10:4-9
"Letters to Leigh Ashton, No.11:4-5
"Letters to Robert & Mela Spira”, No.2:4-12
"Letters to Robert Nichols & Margery Olivier”, No.3:4-8
"A Short Story by Virginia Woolf: A Scene from the Past", No.1:6-11

WOOLF?, Virginia?
"Blurbs: 'The Common Reader: Second Series", No.8:26-27
"Blurbs: 'Flush: A Biography'", No.2:51
"Blurbs: 'Roger Fry'", No.4:40-41
"Blurbs: 'Three Guineas'", No.5:39-40
"Blurbs: 'To the Lighthouse'", No.1:43,No.6:35-36
"Blurbs: 'The Voyage Out'", No.6:35-36
"Blurbs: 'The Waves'", No.7:39-40
"Blurbs: 'The Years'", No.3:44

"Wyndham Lewis's Satires on Virginia Woolf", MARTIN, Lindsay, No.1:32-35

"The Years"
CLARKE, Stuart N., "'Out' Homosexual Men in Virginia Woolf's Fiction", No.10:10-21
NEWMAN, Hilary, "'The Years' as a 'Condition of England' Novel", No.5:28-32
RODIER, Carole, "Golden Light and Substance: 'The Prose of the World' in Virginia Woolf's Novels", No.1:22-24

"'The Years' as a 'Condition of England' Novel", NEWMAN, Hilary, No.5:28-32

ZIGMOND, Sally
Review of "Katherine Mansfield and Virginia Woolf" (Angela Smith), No.3:57-60
Review of "Outsiders Together: Virginia and Leonard Woolf" (Rosenfeld), No.7:70-72
Review of "Vanessa Bell: A Life of Painting" (Tranter), No.3:62-63
Review of "Virginia Woolf" (Webb), No.6:47-48
Review of "Virginia Woolf and the Great War" (Levenback), No.4:59-61