Julia Duckworth Stephen : stories for children, essays for adults

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Julia Duckworth Stephen : stories for children, essays for adults

edited by Diane F. Gillespie, Elizabeth Steele

Syracuse University Press, 1987

  • : pbk

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Bibliography: p. 269-271

Includes index

Summary: An illustrated critical edition of the stories and essays of Julia Stephen, the mother of the novelist Virginia Woolf. Includes biographical information, notes, and some drawings by her husband

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This volume contains all the non-letter writings of Virginia Woolf's mother, including nine children's stories she read to her own children, Virginia and Vanessa Bell. It includes an extended biographical essay, ""The Elusive Julia Stephen"" by Diane Gillespie.

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