Monica Latham is Professor of English Literature at Université de Lorraine in Nancy, France.

Caroline Marie is Senior Lecturer at Université Paris 8, France, where she teaches English Literature.

Anne-Laure Rigeade teaches French language and literature at Sciences Po Reims, France.

Foreword Mark Hussey

Introduction: On Recycling Virginia Woolf in Contemporary Art and Literature(Anne-Laure Rigeade, Monica Latham and Caroline Marie)

Part I: Recycling and Composting

Chapter 1: Virginia Woolf's Radical Vision of Recycling (Christine Reynier)

Chapter 2: Virginia Woolf and Compost (Supriya Chaudhuri)

Part II: Recycling Woolf in Visual Arts

Chapter 3: Of Words, Worlds and Woolf: Recycling A Room of One's Own into Of One Woman or So

(Kabe Wilson and Susan Stanford Friedman)

Chapter 4: Recycling/Upcycling the Iconic Woolf? Negotiating Woolf as a Literary and Feminist Icon in Kabe Wilson's Of One Woman or So, by Olivia N'Gowfry (Valérie Favre)

Chapter 5: Recycling Virginia Woolf's Remembrance (Gérard Lebègue and Anne-Laure Rigeade)

Part III: Recycling Woolf On Stage

Chapter 6: Dancing Woolf Back to Life: Woolf Works as Critical and Artistic Recycling (Elisa Bolchi)

Chapter 7: Cooking and Recycling in Irina Brook's Shakespeare's Sister ou La Vie Matérielle (Théâtre Nationale de Nice 2015): For a Relational Aesthetics (Pascale Sardin)

Chapter 8: 'Reading Physical': Strategies for Recycling and Performing Woolf's Works in the English Literature Classroom (Jean-Rémi Lapaire)

Part IV: Recycling Woolf as a Textual Icon

Chapter 9: Katharine Smyth's All the Lives We Ever Lived: Seeking Solace in Virginia Woolf: Recycling Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse as Therapy and Homage (Monica Latham)

Chapter 10: To the Lighthouse: Recycling, Remixing, Iconising (Anne-Laure Rigeade)

Chapter 11: 'Something Rich and Strange?': Drowning, Resurfacing and Recycling in Biofiction About Woolf (Bethany Layne)

Part V: Recycling Woolf in Popular Culture

Chapter 12: 'I Am Made and Remade Continually. Different People Draw Different Words From Me.' Reading #WoolfLiteraryTattoos as Recycling (Caroline Marie)

Chapter 13: Becoming an Earthly Star: The Popularisation of Virginia Woolf in the World of Virtual Astrology (Cristina Carluccio)

Conclusion: 'The Words' (Christine Froula)