The years covered by the second volume of the diaries were a decisive period in the development of Virginia Woolf as a writer. In Jacob's Room, she delved ev...

Virginia Woolf (1882–1941) was a British writer, a prominent representative of the modernist movement in literature, a member of the famous Bloomsbury circle...

This book is an academic edition of Virginia Woolf's collected essays "The Common Reader" of 1925 and 1932. This outstanding work of European modernism, the ...

The Complete Diary of Virginia Woolf, according to her nephew Quentin Bell, is a masterpiece, ranking alongside the novels “The Waves” and “To the Lighthouse...

Throughout her life, Virginia Woolf wrote stories: she made small notes and put them aside until they became part of novels or finalized works. In 1921, the ...

Virginia Woolf's answer to the question posed in the letter about “how can we prevent war?” An outstanding analysis of the causes and consequences of women's...

Virginia Woolf (1882–1941) was an internationally renowned writer, critic, and modernist theorist. Away by Sea is Woolf's first novel. His characters go over...

“If cinema stops parasitizing on literature, how can it learn to walk upright? At the moment we can only form hypotheses based on vague hints. For example, t...

The years covered by the third volume of the diaries are the most fruitful period of Virginia Woolf's life. It was during this time that she created one of h...