Titlebook: Virginia Woolf; A Literary Life John Mepham Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1991 fiction.novel.Vir

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2946-2037 r own publisher and had an unusual degree of control over her own work. This enabled her to pursue a career of extraordinary experimentation and inventiveness. It has never been sufficiently stressed that every one of her books was quite different in technique from every other. John Mepham argues th

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,1904–1909: Journalist,student with no defined role in the world and no immediate hope of achieving anything. By the end of that year she was a published journalist, an apprentice, but now earning money and determined to make a career for herself as a woman of letters.

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Book 1991er settled on one way of writing because she never settled on one view of life. Her purposes as a writer constantly changed. Mepham tells the story of her career as a series of choices and experiments, always grounded in specific historical contexts.

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,1882–1903: Virginia Stephen Becomes a Writer,ven when she was very young, essential to her way of being, with her family and in the world. Long before it became a career, writing was already an essential part of her identity, of her sense of self. In her adult life it became a vital necessity, without which she would fall to pieces; the integrity of her personality depended upon it.