The Essays of Virginia Woolf, Vol. 5 1929-1932 - (Virginia Woolf Library) by Virginia Woolf & Stuart Clarke (Paperback)

This collection of essays and criticism by Virginia Woolf provides a comprehensive insight into her creative genius, showcasing her supreme stylistic capability across various literary genres.

The book spans the years in which she wrote her classic novel "The Waves" and worked on "Flush", offering a glimpse into her romantic and literary lives.

The collection includes ruminations on the lives of William Cowper and Christina Rossetti, as well as an introduction to memoirs by the Women's Cooperative Guild, revealing Woolf's signature feminism.

Additionally, this volume includes the entirety of "The Common Reader: Second Series", the sequel to "The Common Reader".

This is a must-read for any literature enthusiast looking to gain a deeper understanding of Virginia Woolf's works and her contributions to the literary world.