Between the Acts by Virginia Woolf

Woolf's genuinely final novel traces a single day in an English village staging its annual pageant, capturing real anxious undercurrents as the community senses war's approach.

Woolf brings her established experimental, stream-of-consciousness style to this haunting late work, and its real thematic weight as her last completed novel gives it lasting significance.

The final experimental novel from modernist master Virginia Woolf.