Virginia Woolf Biography, Age, Career, Family, Facts

Virginia started to promote feminism by writing about undergraduate women in various colleges as well as writing two non-fiction works ‘A Room of One’s Own’ in 1929 and ‘Three Guineas’ in 1938, which talked about the hardships faced by women writers and intellectuals. One of Woolf’s important works ‘To the Lighthouse’ was published in 1927 by ‘Hogarth Press’ with her husband, which was ranked 15th by the ‘Modern Library’ in 1998, on its list of ‘100 best English language novels of the 20th century’, it was also chosen by the ‘TIME’ magazine as one of the best English language novels published between 1923 and 2005. One of Virginia’s most experimental novels was ‘The Waves’ which was published in 1931. Woolf published ‘Flush: A Biography’ in 1933 by Hogarth Press, which viewed city life through the eyes of a dog.

Virginia Woolf Family: 

Virginia Woolf was born on January 25, 1882, in South Kensington, London, England, to an editor and a critic, Sir Leslie Stephen, and photographer Julia Prinsep Stephen. She was brought up with half-siblings Adrian Stephen, Thoby Stephen, and Vanessa Bell. There is no more information about her.