Titlebook: Virginia Woolf A Literary Life; John Mepham Book 1991 John Mepham 1991

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,1932–37: The Outsider,s of Bloomsbury ways of thinking about her work. She turned her attention more towards the recording of what she thought of as ‘non-being’, and away from the lofty, mystical aspirations of . She became less concerned with formal elegance and poetic beauty and more with the comedy and absurdity of ev

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,1938–40: Life-Writing,s simultaneously. Her will to write never faltered until perhaps the very last month of her life. Each of these works is different in conception both from anything she had ever written before and from each other. She still took each new project, whenever she could, as an opportunity to refashion the

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1941: The Illusion Fails,ed the world from a distinct position of privilege, for they stared down on the rest of society from a height which derived from their being men, wealthy, and expensively educated. In the 1930s these privileged young poets had become self-conscious of their privilege and hence of their limited visio

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he gained the freedom to write as she pleased. This made possible a career of extraordinary formal innovations. Each of her books was unlike every other. Her career was a series of different choices, statements and masks. This book attempts to discover why, at each point in her career, she chose to

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