Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

from asxz

I think we read this in school more than 30 years ago. I've definitely seen the Taylor-Burton movie. But in revisiting this text, it was clear to me how much I had forgotten about the toxic nastine...

from jburlinson

A virtually indestructible theatrical construction; although that demolition expert Elizabeth Taylor certainly gave the film version her very best shot, the material somehow survived. The original ...

from Devil_llama

One of the all time theatre classics, and with good reason. The raw brutality of the games played by the leading characters, the way in which they pull in the other characters, is genius. What is g...

from kell1732

I found it rather funny to read this book right after reading "Three Guineas". Why I didn't read it sooner I'm not sure considering how big a fan I am of Virginia Woolf but who knows why I do the t...

from heidigilia

Grade 11-12 I felt this book was a little hard to understand in the beginning but once you start to get an understanding of the characters you can see the story unfold. The setting takes place one ...