Virginia Woolf's living book - New Statesman

The writer’s diaries reveal a mind striving to capture the elusive moment.
In the summer of 1926, Virginia Woolf sat at her desk at Monk’s House, Sussex, opened her diary, and wrote: “I shall here write the first pages of the greatest book in the world.” She was 44 years old

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Street Haunting and Other Essays by Virginia Woolf - Penguin Books New Zealand

The Malady of Middlebrow: Virginia Woolf's Brilliantly Blistering Response to a Patronizing Reviewer – The Marginalian

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Jacob's Room by Virginia Woolf - Penguin Books New Zealand

When did diaries become journals? - New Statesman

Tomorrow Perhaps the Future by Sarah Watling - Penguin Books New Zealand

Virginia Woolf: Art, Life and Vision

Jacob's Room - Alma Books

Granite and Rainbow by Virginia Woolf - Rare and Antique Books

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