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Pace University announces volume 30 of Woolf Studies Annual.
In this volume, readers are consistently challenged to reconsider preconceived notions of Woolf's life and work. Its topics include Jacob's Room as an anti-war Modernist novel, the feminist reception of Woolf's "madness" and suicide, and the ecological and pyrocenic insights of The Waves and The Years.

Volume 31 of Woolf Studies Annual presents readers with new insights into Virginia Woolf's work and relationships. This volume collects for the first time letters between Woolf and Ling Shuhua (exchanged 1938-39) and features an annotated transcription of Woolf's notes and commentary on the Greek tragedy Choephori. This volume also completes the WSA Index Project, which began in volume 28 and continued in volumes 29 and 30.