The Diary of Virginia Woolf (5 vols)

Volume 1 (1915–1919): Covers the early years of her diary, including her struggles with mental health, the beginnings of her literary career, and life during World War I.

Volume 2 (1920–1924): Chronicles her growing reputation as a writer, reflections on works like Jacob’s Room, and her social interactions within the Bloomsbury Group.

Volume 3 (1925–1930): A pivotal period that includes the creation of Mrs. Dalloway and To the Lighthouse. Woolf writes about her creative process and personal relationships.

Volume 4 (1931–1935): Highlights her work on The Waves, her interest in political and social issues, and the strains of balancing her public and private life.

Condition: very good set. Dust-wrapper of volume 3 has Small closed tear to bottom left corner of it front panel. Dust-wrapper of volume one a little tanned.

Volume 5 (1936–1941): Documents the later years of her life, leading up to her tragic death in 1941. These entries reveal her thoughts during the lead-up to World War II and her final reflections on writing and life.