The Memoir Club

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The Memoir Club was an informal Bloomsbury Group gathering organized by Vanessa Bell and others, where members read candid autobiographical essays to one another.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bloomsbury Group activity
informal discussion group
literary circle
associatedWith Bloomsbury Group
characteristic candid self-revelation
informality
culturalContext early 20th-century British literary culture
focusesOn autobiographical writing
memoir
format members read essays aloud
genre autobiography
memoir
hasActivity group discussion
reading autobiographical essays
hasMember Clive Bell
Desmond MacCarthy
Duncan Grant
E. M. Forster
surface form: E.M. Forster

John Maynard Keynes
Leonard Woolf
Lytton Strachey
Roger Fry
Vanessa Bell
Virginia Woolf
other Bloomsbury Group members
influenced later published memoirs by Bloomsbury members
language English
location London, England
surface form: London
meetingType private gatherings
notableFeature emphasis on candor
restricted circulation of texts
organizer Vanessa Bell
purpose encouraging frank self-examination
recording Bloomsbury Group history
sharing personal reminiscences
relatedTo Bloomsbury Group memoir literature

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Vanessa Bell notableWork The Memoir Club
Vanessa Stephen notableWork The Memoir Club
this entity surface form: The Memoir Club portrait