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Virginia Woolf's Lost 1931 Sketches

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The ‘Cook Sketch’ and ‘The Villa Jones’ by Virginia Woolf

This talk will introduce two previously unpublished sketches written by Virginia Woolf in 1931. Discovered in the pages of a little-known notebook held in the Morgan Library in New York, the ‘Cook Sketch’ and ‘The Villa Jones’ differ formally but collectively suggest an alternative starting point for the much-discussed political turn in Woolf’s writing during the 1930s.

Presented by Lucy Cavendish College and Literature Cambridge

This talk is part of the Virginia Woolf Talks, Lucy Cavendish College series.

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