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Virginia Woolf
The Letters of Virginia Woolf
The Letters of Virginia Woolf
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About this series
This series collects the extensive correspondence of Virginia Woolf, offering direct insight into her life, literary circle, and the intellectual currents of her time. Readers will find her observations on writing, society, and personal relationships, presented with her characteristic wit and introspection.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the publication history of The Letters of Virginia Woolf?
The series was edited by Nigel Nicolson and Joanne Trautmann, and published in six volumes between 1975 and 1980. It compiles over 3,700 letters written by Virginia Woolf throughout her life.
Are there any other collected works of Virginia Woolf's non-fiction?
Readers interested in her correspondence might also explore her collected essays and diaries, which offer complementary insights into her intellectual life and daily experiences.
How does this series relate to Virginia Woolf's other writings?
The letters provide a unique, informal commentary on the development of her novels and essays, revealing her creative process, literary influences, and reactions to her own work and that of her contemporaries.