EDITION
A Writer's Diary
Woolf, Virginia
First American edition. Harcourt, Brace and Company, New York, 1953. Octavo. Binding firm and square. About near fine in a very good lightly age-toned dust jacket at spine and margins, with minor rubbing and small chips at extremities. Edited by Leonard Woolf. A clean, well-preserved copy.
130.00 €
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Why it's in the Cabin
Woolf’s posthumously published diary spans her later years, revealing the rhythms of creativity, doubt, and domestic life. Her candid, introspective entries offer a rare glimpse into the daily challenges of sustaining a literary career as a woman. This work resonates as a testament to perseverance, introspection, and the private joys of writing.
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Author
Virginia Woolf
A crucial part of our intellectual education. She theorised and embodied the need for women to write, and led a truly unconventional life, challenging societal norms around love and relationships. She had an open marriage! She had long held sexual and romantic friendship with another woman! At the same time, she upheld many troubling views from her social class. She was in many ways a woman of her time. We find her literary talent and emotional depth undeniable.