Leonard Woolf

Leonard Woolf was a British author, political thinker, and civil servant, best known as the husband of Virginia Woolf, a famous writer. He was a key figure in the early 20th century intellectual scene, co-founding the influential political magazine "The Political Quarterly" and advocating for social reform and pacifism. Woolf also played a significant role in literature as a writer and publisher, supporting modernist writers like Virginia. His work often combined ideas about politics, society, and literature, reflecting his commitment to progressive causes and his contributions to cultural and political thought.