I just recently discovered this podcast, and I have spent many happy mornings listening to the episodes as I made breakfast for my family. I’m so sad to have reached the most recent episode and hope a new one will be released soon! The podcast brings me back to my college days 25 years ago when I first discovered Woolf as an English major. I was blown away by “Mrs. Dalloway” and proceeded to scour my college library for everything I could find by and about her. I read her novels, short stories, essays, letters, and journal entries and became somewhat of an expert on her. I even visited Monks House on a trip to England at age twenty. After college, I proceeded forth with a pretty stereotypical family life in the American suburbs. Now, my kids are almost grown, and I am getting back into writing creatively. This podcast has inspired me to reread the author who has made the biggest impact on me as a writer. I can sum up Woolf’s writing style in one word: alive. It is full of so much movement and color and meaning that you can almost hear it breathing. She was, and is, a revelation!

If you love literature, this podcast that will inspire you to read or reread Virginia Woolf's novels. The host Karina is the best interviewer I have heard on any podcast with her authenticity, her regard for her guests, her enthusiasm about this topic, and her spot-on questions--all top notch. Would definitely recommend.