Virginia Woolf

"Greene's anthology is a treasury of contemporary scholarship and insight about 'the period Woolf loved best' (208 n. 12). One might go so far as to say that it is a revenant of Judith Shakespeare who has now been given a scholarly dimension if not voice." (Doane College) "…Virginia Woolf: Reading the Renaissance is worth dissection and study, if only to apreciate fully what is perhaps the collection's most notable achievement: the contrast and comparison of one visionary age and its artists with another." (Virginia Woolf Bulletin)

"Greene's anthology is a treasury of contemporary scholarship and insight about 'the period Woolf loved best' (208 n. 12). One might go so far as to say that it is a revenant of Judith Shakespeare who has now been given a scholarly dimension if not voice." (Doane College) "…Virginia Woolf: Reading the Renaissance is worth dissection and study, if only to apreciate fully what is perhaps the collection's most notable achievement: the contrast and comparison of one visionary age and its artists with another." (Virginia Woolf Bulletin)

Sally Greene is an independent scholar affiliated with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a frequent contributor to critical studies on Virginia Woolf.