Woolf Studies Annual

Exploring Virginia Woolf's multifaceted relationships and literary contributions, this collection features essays on her views on acting, sexual identity, and evolving perceptions of male homosexuality. It delves into Woolf's symbolism and her reflections on reading, alongside historical contexts such as British writers' anti-fascism in the 1930s. The volume also highlights the nuances of her friendships, particularly with the Vaughans, offering a rich examination of Woolf's influence and the complexities of her thoughts and experiences.