Beginners Guide to Virginia Woolf | tips, book recommendations & more | Milena Reads 

Dear Milena, I am new to your site, and really enjoyed your information. I have seen the movie "Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf, years ago, but really don't remember it. I heard of Virginia Woolf's work "A Room of One's Own", over 20 years ago - but You have inspired me to go further now, and actually read it. So, I am glad that I went on your site to investigate. I appreciated your talking about the "stream of conscious", I have been interested in the mind and have read much of Jung - and Freud, but very little of Nietzsche.

This was such a great introduction! I used to be so intimidated by Woolf and modernism in general and I think this video would have helped me appreciate Woolf (and figure out what to read) a lot sooner. 💕

Just read Mrs. Dalloway as a buddy read which helped a lot. Probably going to go for A Room of One's Own before diving into Orlando (which was my original plan)

Absolutely love this Milena! Maybe you can make this into a series on your channel! ☺️😊 I need to read more of her work, I always get her confused with Sylvia Plath shame on me! 😅😢

i haven’t read any virginia woolf & maybe i’ll start with ‘mrs dalloway’. really enjoyed this video! 💗

thank you for this video❤

this is incredible and so helpful 💛

Thank you for this Beginner's Guide. I am wondering if, after reading "A Room of One's Own", you are intrigued by any of Woolf's other essays. For example, in her "Selected Essays" (Oxford World's Classics), "How Should One Read a Book?" caught my eye!🧡

I've read To The Lighthouse, A Room of Her Own and some of her short stories. I need to read Mrs Dalloway.

Did you read Flush?

Really interesting but way too fast!