"Joanna Kavenna, a brilliant author still in the thick of her career, introduces this compact yet mighty collection with a bang, leaving us no choice but to step back and appreciate a new refraction of light from this timeless philosophy: 'We all seek a room of our own, and yet, we fail: our habitation is never permanent. Yet, writers live in the world of the imagination, and this makes one room an everywhere, as the English poet John Donne wrote.'"
--Linda
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Questions of identity and individual experience are addressed by Virgina Woolf in this superb collection.