Between the Acts

Set just before World War II, the narrative unfolds around a play performed at a rustic English village festival, showcasing Woolf's lyrical prowess through its verse. The novel reflects her modernist style and innovative stream of consciousness technique. As her final work, it encapsulates her literary genius and personal struggles, making it essential for fans and collectors. This edition also features a specially-commissioned biography, enriching the reader's understanding of Woolf's life and legacy.