A Writer's Diary by Virginia Woolf

A Writer's Diary is a captivating, posthumously compiled collection of Virginia Woolf's personal journals that exposes the inner workings of one of modernism's greatest minds. Edited by her husband Leonard Woolf, it isolates her reflections on the grueling creative process, self-doubt, and artistic evolution behind masterpieces like To the Lighthouse and The Waves. The text serves as both an intimate look into her psychological states and a masterclass on the disciplined craft of writing up until her final days in 1941.