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Desk Notes No.37
Dorothy Richardson, A Room of One’s Own, and a visit to Highgate Cemetery
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Desk Notes No.36
Virginia Woolf finds her voice; plus Celia Paul and A Colony of Ghosts
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Desk Notes No.35
Provincial life in the 1930s & Vanessa Bell’s largest ever solo exhibition
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Desk Notes No.34
Sally Rooney, Monet in London, and Hard Graft at the Wellcome Collection
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Desk Notes No.33
Happy Festivities!
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Desk Notes No.32
Bicycle freedom in Dorothy Richardson’s Pilgrimage; and Vincent Van Gogh meets David Hockney in London
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Desk Notes No.31
The Eternal Return: Time, Memory, and Love in Vladimir Nabokov’s Mary, and David Lowery’s A Ghost Story
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Desk Notes No.30
Spinsters, Odd Women and Radicals edition: George Gissing and Dorothy Richardson; Marianne Werefkin and Gabriele Münter
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Desk Notes No.29
Bloomsbury Women Outdoors, Lady Audley’s Secret, and Pre-Raphaelite Femme Fatales
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Desk Notes No.28
Turn of the century shopping ladies at Leighton House; Somerset Maugham, Wilkie Collins, and Elizabeth Gaskell
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Desk Notes No.27
Antony Gormley and James Turrell at Houghton Hall; and Rachel Cusk’s Parade
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Desk Notes No.26
Francesca Woodman & Julia Margaret Cameron ‘Portraits to Dream In’; Dorothy Richardson, Virginia Woolf and the life of the mind
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