In one essay, this author declared that "the pause is fatal" when we stop to laugh while reading a translation of Homer.
In one essay, this author declared that "the pause is fatal" when we stop to laugh while reading a translation of Homer. In another essay, this author of "On Not Knowing Greek" attacks the opinions of Lord Birkenhead and, in a section narrated by the Four Marys, suggests the necessity of having five hundred pounds a year in order to write. That essay argues that opportunity, not ability, would have prevented the emergence of (*) Judith Shakespeare. In one of her novels, the title character remembers a kiss with Sally Seton being interrupted by Peter Walsh. That novel by this author sees the shell-shocked Septimus Smith commit suicide on the night of the title character's dinner party. For 10 points, name this author of "A Room of One's Own" and Mrs. Dalloway.
In one essay, this author declared that "the pause is fatal" when we stop to laugh while reading a translation of Homer.
Virginia Woolf [or Adeline Virginia Stephen]