Granite and Rainbow

Virginia Woolf published two books of her articles during her lifetime.

Granite and the Rainbow, which is not included in these books. It was created by the articles coming together after the death of the author. Her husband, Leonard Woolf, edited the book and collected the articles as a result of meticulous work.

The articles in Granite and Rainbow were collected under two main headings. The first part consisted of the author's articles on literature and novel art, and the second part consisted of his articles on "biography". In addition to being a novelist, Woolf is also one of the most important literary critics of English literature; He expresses his views on literature and biography in a wide range of subjects, from Hemingway to Henry James, from Katherine Mansfield to Coleridge, with a bold passion.

"That beautiful mind! That's it! Clear, passionate, independent, sharp, proud and endlessly nourished, unusual for respectable reasons, sensitive for all kinds of reasons, and has impressed us forever..."
-New York Times Book Review-

"Virginia Woolf is an outstanding novelist and also A critic that is difficult to surpass. With these new criticisms, we are wondering whether Virginia Woolf is the most wonderful mind since George Eliot who took up the pen and started writing by making femininity indispensable. "
-San Francisco Chronicle -



Number of Pages: 292

Print Year: 2010


Language: Turkish
Publisher: İletişim Yayıncılık

First Printing Year: 2010