Virginia Woolf: A Literary Life (Literary Lives)

<p>Traces the life and career of the British novelist, looks at how each major work differs from the others, and describes how her outlook and writing technique changed</p>

Mepham, John

St.Martin's Press

Format Paperback Publisher Palgrave Macmillan

To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf (Palgrave Master Guides, 7)

Literature & Fiction

British & Irish

Red Globe Press

In Virginia Woolf's life, writing was the activity that mattered more than anything else: she would not have survived without it. She was her own publisher and had an unusual degree of control over her own work. This enabled her to pursue a career of extraordinary experimentation and inventiveness. It has never been sufficiently stressed that every one of her books was quite different in technique from every other. John Mepham argues that she never settled on one way of writing because she never settled on one view of life. Her purposes as a writer constantly changed. Mepham tells the story of her career as a series of choices and experiments, always grounded in specific historical contexts.

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

Issues In Marxist Philosophy Volume 2

Humanity Press/prometheus Bk

Issues In Marxist Philosophy Volume Social

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Harvester Press Ltd

Issues in Marxist Philosophy: Dialectics and Method v. 1

Ruben, David-Hillel

BRANCH LINE

The Battling Family

Dramas & Plays

Createspace Independent Pub

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