"Perhaps that is their most striking peculiarity - their need of change.  It is because the truth they try to catch is many-sided, and they convey it by being themselves many-sided, flashing this way, then that. Thus they mean one thing to one person, another thing to another person; they are unintelligible to one generation, plain as a pikestaff to the next.  And it is because of this complexity that they survive."

NOVELS
Mrs. Dalloway
Orlando
Between the Acts

SHORT STORIES
Selected stories in xerox packet

LETTERS
The Letters of Virginia Woolf
(selected letters in xerox packet)

MEMOIRS
Moments of Being

ESSAYS
"How Should One Read a Book?"
(in xerox packet)

"Modern Fiction"
(excerpt in xerox packet)

"Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown"
(excerpt in xerox packet)

"Professions for Women"
(in xerox packet)

A Room of One's Own

Three Guineas
(excerpts in xerox packet)

"The Leaning Tower"
(excerpt in xerox packet)

Critical Essays on Woolf (required)
(xerox packet - $3.00; available in Printing Office)

Mark Hussey, Virginia Woolf A-Z (optional)

Hermione Lee, Virginia Woolf: A Biography (optional)