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Sentencing Orlando is, then, an overwhelming success: creative, rigorous, timely, and fun!Högberg and Bromley have provided an invaluable resource for both research and pedagogy...--Derek Ryan, University of Kent ""Woolf Studies Annual, Vol 25"" An exceptional collection of essays with a far-ranging textual and pedagogical approach, interweaving poised close readings and vibrant literary theory, cultural materiality and critical praxis. Embracing the heightened reverence of spirituality and the wild bawdiness of puns, the volume unpacks Orlando's embedded erotics, disruptive syntax, artful ventriloquy and rapturous breathlessness to become 'a love letter to all women'.-- ""Claire Davison, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle""

"Sentencing Orlando is, then, an overwhelming success: creative, rigorous, timely, and fun!H�gberg and Bromley have provided an invaluable resource for both research and pedagogy...--Derek Ryan, University of Kent ""Woolf Studies Annual, Vol 25"" An exceptional collection of essays with a far-ranging textual and pedagogical approach, interweaving poised close readings and vibrant literary theory, cultural materiality and critical praxis. Embracing the heightened reverence of spirituality and the wild bawdiness of puns, the volume unpacks Orlando's embedded erotics, disruptive syntax, artful ventriloquy and rapturous breathlessness to become 'a love letter to all women'.-- ""Claire Davison, Universit� Sorbonne Nouvelle"""

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Elsa Högberg is Research Fellow at the Department of English, Uppsala University. She is the author of Virginia Woolf and the Ethics of Intimacy (2020) and co-editor, with Amy Bromley, of Sentencing Orlando: Virginia Woolf and the Morphology of the Modernist Sentence (Edinburgh University Press, 2018). Amy Bromley is a PhD student at the University of Glasgow specialising in Virginia Woolf's short texts. She has published scholarly reviews and articles in The Journal of the Short Story in English, Virginia Woolf Miscellany and Glasgow Review of Books.

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