Virginia Woolf: A Room of One's Own, Gebunden

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To create, one needs freedom: room to think, space to work, and the financial independence to pursue one's ambitions. For centuries, women had little access to any of these. From this simple yet powerful observation, Virginia Woolf develops a groundbreaking exploration of literature, creativity, and gender.

First published in 1929, Woolfs masterful essay examines the conditions necessary for women's writing and raises aesthetic and political questions whose relevance has, unfortunately, endured to this day.

This hardcover edition is embossed with silver foil.

• 'A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction.' Virginia Woolf
• 'A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf has stood the test of time, though the fact that it remains relevant is a sorry statement of contemporary culture.' Literary Ladies Guide
• 'If you miss this book, which is profound and subtle and gently ironic and beautifully written, you will have missed an important reading experience.' Literary Ladies Guide