Part I: Life 1. Family and Place, Urmila Seshagiri 2. Friends and Lovers, Kathryn Simpson 3. Traditions and Transformations, Regina Marler Part II: Texts 4. Private Writings, Caroline Pollentier 5. Early Novels and Stories (1915-1923), Jocelyn Rodal 6. Mature Works I (1924-1927), Gabrielle McIntire 7. Mature Works II (1928-1932), Elsa Högberg 8.

Late Works (1933-1941), Alice Wood Part III: Experiments in Form and Style 9. Stream of Consciousness, Dora Zhang 10. Character, Form, and Fiction, Amy Bromley 11. Time, Jesse Matz 12. Narrative Ethics, Janine Utell 13. Allusion and Metaphor, Jane de Gay 14. Biography and Autobiography, Laura Marcus Part IV: Professions of Writing 15. Literary London, Helen Southworth 16.

The Hogarth Press, Alice Staveley 17. Woolf as Reviewer-Critic, Eleanor McNees 18. The Essays, Beth C. Rosenberg 19. The Lyrical Mode of Translating,, Claire Davison Part V: Contexts 20. Woolf's Feminism, Stephanie J Brown 21. Queer Theory, Chris Coffman 22. Woolf and Education, Anna Snaith 23.

Woolf and Suffrage, Barbara Green 24. Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, Tamar Katz 25. Oceans and Empire, Maxwell Uphaus 26. Biopower, Madelyn Detloff 27. The Natural World and the Anthropocene, Cliff Mak 28. War and Peace, Beryl Pong 29. Work, Mary Wilson 30. Consumer Culture, Elizabeth M.

Sheehan Part VI: Afterlives 31. Feminist Theory, Jean Mills 32. Disability, Illness, and Pain, Elizabeth Outka 33. The Academy and Publishing, Vara Neverow 34. Modern Woolfian Fiction, Roxana Robinson 35. Magic Realism and Experimental Fiction, Laura Mª Lojo-Rodríguez 36. Narrative Futures of the Feminist Novel, Tonya Krause 37. Creative Non-fiction and Poetry, Stacey D'Erasmo 38.

Virginia Woolf, Filmmake, Jacqueline Shin 39. Woolfian Afterlives, Laura Smith.