The Common Reader - First Series

Exploring literary topics in accessible language, this collection of essays by Virginia Woolf engages with notable authors like Chaucer and Austen, alongside discussions on the Greek language and the modern essay. The essays offer insights into Woolf's thoughts on various literary figures and genres, making it a valuable resource for both her fans and literature enthusiasts. The new edition includes a biography of Woolf, highlighting her influence as a modernist author and her struggles with mental health.