RYL's Book Club

[*Scarlett*]

I'm heading to the library tomorrow so i'm going to grab a copy i think. :)

[miss_kitty]

because this is an old book it is possible to download it or read it online. for uk and australia (though i can only test from the uk) it is available from http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu...s?id=olbp32167 i don't know if US ppl are not allowed to read it here, or if they are actually blocked. it may be available elsewhere online, but i suspect (since upenn.edu is a US instition, and they say nay) that it is still under copyright there.

[Zedebee]

^^ Thank you so much for that =)

[silverfaerychild]

I love books but never even heard of it

[fuzzy_sweets]

Going to pop to the library tomoro,...just read the summary for the book. Sounds really good :)

[Spoons]

i bought it, i needed a third book in a deal and there it was :)
its part of the penguin books 'great ideas' series so its really cheap :)

now all i have to do is read it...

[Zedebee]

On behalf of the members of the eZine I'd like to apologise for letting this slip out of sight. We're aiming to get this going again and would appreciate your participation.

Here's a reminder of the discussion questions -

Discussion Questions

- Why is it 'fatal' to write soley as a man or as a woman? Why, according to Woolf, is the modern (post-WWI) way of constantly theorising about gender and gender relations misguided?

- What is 'a room of one's own'?

- Is Woolf's novel relevant today? Explain...? Is her novel relevant to you?

- What do you think about how this work blurs the lines between fiction and autobiography?

- What do you think about Woolf's opinion of men?


A summary and any other details needed can be found here.

Happy reading =)

[Zedebee]

Anybody?

[I-Feel-Infinite]

i will - just need to read it!
and seeing as I'm supposed to read it for my eng exam in 2 mnths... i should really get started!