Description
Spanning years from 1915 to the brink of her death in 1941, these distilled diary entries offer an unguarded, day-by-day portrait of Virginia Woolf’s inner life—her doubts and exhilarations, her friendships and losses, and the steady pressure of time. As she moves through ordinary moments and extraordinary upheavals, Woolf records the people she meets with vivid precision and turns private observation into a living study of how art is made. The diary reveals her creative process in motion, illuminating the themes that shaped her work: consciousness, memory, the shifting self, and the search for meaning in a world that will not stand still. Selected and shaped by Leonard Woolf, this collection reads as both a personal refuge and a courageous self-examination—an intimate companion to her fiction and a testament to her modernist brilliance.
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paperback
London : Hogarth Press
Published Jan 1, 1977
392 pages
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First Published
1953
Language
eng
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