E-Reading about V.W.

I set a new goal today: I wish to have a whole e-library of essays and literary articles. Unlike fiction, I feel that scholarly work is perfect for e-reading. For me, it’s often important to see and feel the book when I’m reading for leisure. However, when it comes to reading literary criticism, I’d rather be able to easily copy and paste quotes when I need them.

Well, uni work is already helping me build my e-library. Ever since last March I’ve been doing research mainly on my tablet or Boox e-reader - it’s easy to highlight, take notes, copy-paste stuff etc.

What have I done today? I read many essays on Virginia Woolf and Mrs Dalloway plus feminism, homosexuality, modernism, London, and probably other topics that I forgot since they’re not relevant for my essay. I still have to read a few chapters I’ve selected from a book so, if y’all don’t mind, I shall go back to ‘studying’.