Jacke Wilson

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Virginia Woolf Speaks

Ah, this is EXACTLY what I would have guessed her voice sounds like. This extended metaphor is a little long, but it earns its length. Enjoy!

Happy Thursday!

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Jacke Wilson is the host of the popular podcast “The History of Literature,” available for free on iTunes, Stitcher, and other podcasting platforms. Learn more at historyofliterature.com and facebook.com/historyofliterature.

4 responses to “Virginia Woolf Speaks”

  1. howardat58 Avatar
    howardat58

    Fratefully posh !

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  2. teachezwell Avatar
    teachezwell

    I agree with you. Am I imagining it, or is there a sadness in her voice? It lacks a lilt or spring to it. Incredibly gifted woman. Thanks for the link.

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  3. chr1 Avatar
    chr1

    Very Victorian, lots of rolled ‘r’s

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  4. ellenbest24 Avatar
    ellenbest24

    The sound of perfectly pronounced English. One would be horrified by the standard of what passes for the Queens English today.

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