Time to Talk: Virginia Woolf's "The Waves"

A virtual book discussion of Virginia Woolf's 1931 novel "The Waves." Streamed live on Saturday, May 8, 2021 at 1:00pm.
TSL previously hosted discussions on Woolf’s novels "Mrs. Dalloway" and "To the Lighthouse." Recordings available at www.timeandspace.org/time-to-talk

[@dM-ij1we]

Thank you for this. I am finding that it helps to read slowly and aloud. It helps for me to actually hear it. It never ceases to amaze me. The beauty of the prose brings tears to my eyes.

[@jacobmorris3664]

Before the woman said it at 52:00, I was (mentally) screaming, "Projection!" I've had a Percival myself, and his name was actually Toby, a coincidence not lost on me at age 21, when I was already two years in the thrall of this book.

[@_sofie]

Such an amazing discussion. Thank you for posting it, I loved every second.

[@ianwild66]

Great discussion. I read it quickly the first time which was like reading an epic poem. Then I read it slowly and in understanding the words it became melancholy throughout.

[@cameojennifer1177]

Loved this!! Thank you for sharing your views and discussions. Your all so awesome.

[@user-bq5hl2mn4z]

The picture on the title page of the video is of Vanessa Bell (Woolf’s artist sister). It is not Virginia Woolf.

[@phillipmeeks19]

where r u guys?

[@sajidahmed4332]

Can i join in any discussion?