Woolf's diaries

Virginia Woolf’s diaries are personal journals she kept throughout her life, in which she records her thoughts, feelings, and experiences. They reveal her creative process, struggles with mental health, relationships, and reflections on society and literature. These diaries offer valuable insights into her mental state and artistic development, serving as a window into her inner world and the challenges she faced as a pioneering writer. They are important for understanding her work and the context of her life, providing an honest, detailed account of her personal and artistic journey.