The first volume of Virginia Woolf’s diary opens in the years of war, uncertainty, illness, marriage, and the beginnings of a literary life becoming conscious of itself. These entries show Woolf not as a finished monument of modernism, but as a working writer thinking on the page: sharp, social, restless, observant, and already searching for new forms.

DETAILS • Author: Virginia Woolf • Publisher: Mariner Books Classics • Format: Paperback