PROPOSED POLICY ON VIRGINIA WOOLF'S UNPUBLISHED MATERIAL.

Readers of the periodical Virginia Woolf Miscellany will hardly need to be told that the past ten years have seen a tremendous revival of interest in the works of author Virginia Woolf. They may however be interested to learn that this phenomenon has brought with it painful and difficult moral probl...

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Published in:Virginia Woolf Miscellany no. 10; p. 3
Main Author: Bell, Quentin
Format: Letter
Published: Virginia Woolf Miscellany Spring/Summer78
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