>"An illiterate, underbred book [Ulysses] seems to me: the book of a self-taught working man, & we all know how distressing they are, how egotistic, insistent, raw, striking, & ultimately nauseating."
>"Then I have had a most shameful and distressing interview with poor dear Tom Eliot, who may be called dead to us all from this day forward. He has become an Anglo-Catholic, believes in God and immortality, and goes to church. I was really shocked. A corpse would seem to me more credible than he is. I mean, there's something obscene in a living person sitting by the fire and believing in God."
How could such a good writer have been such a pleb?
>there's something obscene in a living person sitting by the fire and believing in God Definitely, Yea Forums has autism
Luis Sanders
Woolf was so based.
James Robinson
>underbred white supremacy ftw
Luke Allen
she was a dyke. best female writer of all time, but still a bitch and a dyke
Jaxon Ramirez
Better than dying from an ulcer
Landon Stewart
>I find men boasting about their sexual normalcy utterly ridiculous. If a man has always unconditionally refused intimacy with other males, does this make him a heterosexual or simply a coward?
Theists are always quoting that fucking line and chuckling. It's basically been reclaimed at this point, like queer for the fucking faggots.
Austin Reed
She has written nothing of consequence so she should be remembered without consequence. What an actual cunt.
Jayden Miller
Just a sophisticated way of saying - i'm a dyke.
Jose Stewart
The italian word for gossip talk (pettegolezzo) is derived from the word for fart (peto). This is an apt metaphor, because each thing is both an unpleasant gesture and a necessary relief.
Jacob Clark
By being a rootless half-pajeet mongrel naturally fucked in the head.
Logan Bailey
Wait she was half indian? Is that what makes her look so weird?
Christian Jones
If she took those opinions and put them together with a few handfuls of rocks and a river she'd really have something.
Caleb Hernandez
Hey Virginia, why the long face?
Brayden Price
lol at that cope She was mediocre at best. Just a rich girl with contacts that wrote about being rich and sad and boring. Tried too hard to out-proust Proust. Joyce is miles ahead of both, in both vision and it's correct delivery.
Brayden Nelson
Dumb pleb. Read Mrs. Dalloway
Zachary Morales
insufferable incel
Andrew Bennett
She's telling you that you're morally inferior unless you let another man put his dick in your orifices. This is why women shouldn't write.
Camden Peterson
Anybody else find this particular picture of Woolf a bit misleading? It's clearly from when she was very young and it's taken at arguably the most flattering angle for her head shape and face shape. is a more accurate depiction of what she actually looked like.
David Wood
sorry you feel you have been deceived in your masturbatory fantasies
Alexander Russell
>How could such a good writer >such a good writer >good writer
Luis Perry
You know how the brits are with hating the Irish
Owen Clark
I have. It's pretentious garbage. Why she thought she could write about combat induced trauma is beyond me. The only genuine part of the book was Dalloway's latent lesbianism, which is boring and overplayed af.
Landon Scott
nobody here actually reads
Asher Gonzalez
>"Wah why is no one making meaningful discussion" he discussed, meaningfully Why do people complain about the lack of discussion on specific works in order to cover up the fact that they haven't read them either? Seems pretty pathetic desu
Levi Howard
(((quote was made up)))
Xavier Wood
What did Virginia Woolf love? Not herself clearly, and few if any of her peers. She did not love her work nor the work of others, she did not love her country or her family? Was there any comfort of pleasure in her life? Why was she so overwhelmed with negativity and darkness?
Michael Martin
She liked to watch.
Justin Carter
Also both are funny.
Julian Perez
She looks positively anglo to me, I mean look at
Thomas Gomez
She loved her husband and her conversation group.
Liam Perez
You seem to forget that India is England
Jayden Butler
Yes but the eternal Anglo isn't interbred with Indian, and a typical Anglo face doesn't comes from mingling with Indians.
Jace Clark
>says all this about Joyce >writes a modernist novel set on one day in June in a capital city >narration bounces around constantly with streams of consciousness >near the end the main character has a party, hears about someone who committed suicide and reflects on life and death >'But it's not like I like Joyce or anything, baka!'
