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Von Cyberkrieg bis Hacktivismus,contributions to this Review are signed by his own name’ (PNF/., I 109). As with Strachey’s early work, the mixture of genres in these texts and the circumstances of their publication are part of Bloomsbury’s literary history.

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Independent Reviewersesmond MacCarthy’s important reviews of George Bernard Shaw’s plays. The fourth issue of January 1904 carried a review by ‘L. S. Woolf’, the first he had published. By the time it ceased publication five years later under the title the ., the journal had printed eleven stories, essays, and reviews b

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E. M. Forster’s Earlier Short Writingscontributions to this Review are signed by his own name’ (PNF/., I 109). As with Strachey’s early work, the mixture of genres in these texts and the circumstances of their publication are part of Bloomsbury’s literary history.

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Lytton Strachey and the rculation around 20,000 copies — triple that of any of its competitors. Every vicarage in the country was said to subscribe (LS/., p. 7).. Thus Lytton Strachey’s anonymous . reviews circulated more widely than Fry’s . art criticism or Bell’s literary reviews, MacCarthy’s . theatre notices or Virgini

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21655-9er changed’ in December 1910. She continued to review fiction regularly for ., but more of her reviews — including six longer essay-reviews in the . had to do now with biography and autobiography. She began experimenting herself with various forms of life-writing. And she began a novel.

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