Life sentences - Keeping biographies in the family

Melanie Nolan

Life sentences - Keeping biographies in the family

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Abstract

Some families seem to have a lot of writing talents and involvement in biographical practices. This piece explores one such family, Sir Leslie Stephen and his daughter, Virginia Woolf.

Original language	English
No.	Volume 51 Number 1
Specialist publication	ANU reporter
Publication status	Published - 2020

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Life sentences - Keeping biographies in the family

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