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Orlando, Affirming Liberty Naomi Toth Strange biography "Only a head": Gendered and Racialised Ways of Seeingand Reading the Cover Illustration in Orlando: A Biography Jane Goldman The Rhetoric of Honesty: Realism, Biographical Conventions and the "Reader's Part" in Virginia Woolf's Orlando Olivier Hercend "No biographer could possibly guess this important fact about my life": Orlando and "Unrecorded" Biography Xavier Le Brun Shaking off "the firm [...] ground of ascertained truth": Orlando, Sexual Science, and Lesbian Lives Aude Haffen Playing with History Virginia Woolf's Palimpsestuous "New Historiography"in Orlando Anne Besnault Orlando's London and the longue durée of English Literature: Voices Streaming Endlessly Laurent Folliot and Juliana Lopoukhine Anemomorphosis: The Workings of the Wind in Chapter V of Orlando Marie Laniel Vampirism and Intertextuality: Virginia Woolf's, Eileen Atkins's and Christine Orban's Geneses of Orlando Monica Latham Politics and Ethics Towards a Heuristics of Anachronistic Reading: From Lesbian, Queer, and Trans Studies to Virginia Woolf's Orlando: A Biography, and Back Again Valérie Favre Otherness in Orlando: A Biography: Gender and Orientalism Revisited Floriane Reviron-Piégay Orlando's Ethical and Aesthetic Principles: Virginia Woolf's Response to G. E. MooreChristine Reynier Bibliography Contributors

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