The Common Reader Author: [UK] Virginia Woolf Publisher: Shanghai Translation Publishing House

Introduction · · · · · ·
Woolf not only achieved great success in novel writing, but was also a discerning critic. This book is a selection of her literary criticism, including representative works from two volumes of The Common Reader and other collections. In these twenty wonderful articles, the author discusses her views on the works of famous writers such as Austen, Conrad, Hardy, Lawrence, and Forster. The writing is sharp and profound, and the interest and wisdom are everywhere between the lines, which gives people rich enlightenment.

Attached is the long article "Virginia Woolf's Theory of Novel" by translator Mr. Qu Shijing.