Of the 109 pieces in this volume, 83 were previously uncollected. The opening review was written anonymously and published in the Guardian in 1904 when Woolf was twenty-three and still Virginia Stephen. By 1909, when "The Genius of Boswell," "A Friend of Johnson," and "Oliver Wendell Holmes" were published, Woolf was in complete command of her medium. The final essay of this volume dates from 1912, a year that marked the beginning of a new phase in the writer's life with her marriage to Leonard Woolf.
The Essays of Virginia Woolf are introduced and meticulously annotated by Andrew McNeillie. They join the Letters and Diaries of Virginia Woolf as literary achievements of the highest order.
These are polished works of the literary journalism -- shrewd, deft, inquisitive, graceful, and often sparkling.
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INFO BUKU
Judul: The Essays of Virginia Woolf Volume One 1904 - 1912
Penulis: Andrew McNeillie
Penerbit: HBJ Book
Edisi: 1987
Halaman: xxviii + 411
Ukuran: 15 x 23 x 3 cm
Sampul: Soft Cover
Bahasa: English
Kondisi: Buku Bekas Perpustakaan
Lokasi: 824/McN/e
