The World Broke in Two - by Bill Goldstein (Paperback)

The World Broke in Two is a captivating narrative of the interconnected lives and works of four legendary authors - Virginia Woolf, T.S.

Eliot, E.M.

Forster, and D.H.

Lawrence - during 1922, a pivotal year in modern literature.

Through excerpts from their correspondence and diaries, Goldstein presents an intimate look at the personal and literary struggles of these iconic writers as they navigated the shifting literary landscape.

With fresh insights into their creative processes and personal lives, this book offers a unique perspective on the birth of modernism and its impact on contemporary literature.

Engaging and well-researched, The World Broke in Two is a must-read for literature enthusiasts, scholars, and anyone interested in the lives and works of these literary giants.