Virginia Woolf

With the upcoming film version of The Hours, one of the most influential and important authors of the 20th century is back in the spotlight. Feminist novelist and essayist Virginia Woolf (1882 - 1941) was known for her experimental, stream-of-consciousness technique and, on a personal level, for her mental instability. She drowned herself in 1941, fearing that she would suffer a breakdown and not recover. Her most famous novel was probably Mrs. Dalloway, which, through the account of a day in one woman's life, explores relationships between the sexes.

Mrs. Dalloway 1925, 1st Edition - $1200 - $24000 Reading Copy - $1.00 The Years 1937, 1st edition - $4000 Reading Copy - $2.25	The Voyage Out 1915, 1st Edition - $16000 Reading Copy - $1.60 A Room of One's Own 1929, Signed- $10400.59 Reading Copy - $1.00	The Voyage Out Night and Day Jacob's Room Mrs. Dalloway To the Lighthouse The Waves The Years Between the Acts Monday or Tuesday Orlando: A Biography Flush: A Biography A Haunted House and Other Stories The Common Reader: First Series A Room of One's Own The Common Reader: Second Series Three Guineas Roger Fry: A Biography The Death of the Moth and Other Essays The Moment and Other Essays The Captain's Death Bed and Other Essays