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Virginia Woolf
ISBN 9780099442165
Rs. 1,118
Vintage
A Haunted House and Other Stories
the complete shorter fiction
Who it's for: Readers new to Virginia Woolf or modernist short fiction
"A Haunted House and Other Stories" by Virginia Woolf collects some of her most notable short fiction. This compilation explores themes of human consciousness, memory, and the spectral nature of existence, often delving into the unseen and the ethereal. Woolf employs her signature stream-of-consciousness style to navigate internal landscapes and fleeting moments of insight.Why You Should Read? Experience a concise introduction to Virginia Woolf's distinctive literary style. Engage with modernist literature that explores time, memory, and the supernatural. Discover thought-provoking narratives that delve into the depths of human consciousness.
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- Collects Woolf's notable short stories in one volume
- Showcases her stream-of-consciousness narrative technique
- Explores themes of human consciousness and memory
- Delves into the ethereal and spectral aspects of existence
- Provides a concise introduction to Woolf's literary style
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What is this collection about?
It gathers some of Virginia Woolf's most notable short fiction, exploring themes of human consciousness, memory, and the spectral nature of existence.
What style is it written in?
Woolf employs her signature stream-of-consciousness style to navigate internal landscapes and fleeting moments of insight.
Is this a good introduction to Woolf?
Yes, it offers a concise introduction to her distinctive literary style and modernist themes.
What themes are explored?
The stories delve into human consciousness, memory, and the unseen or ethereal aspects of life.