Publisher's Synopsis
"Monday or Tuesday" is a brief story collection that changed into written with the aid of one of the maximum revolutionary writers of the twentieth century, Virginia Woolf, among 1917-1921. This series was posted through The Hogarth Press, London, and it protected 8 tales: A society, A Haunted House, Monday or Tuesday, An Unwritten Novel, The String Quartet, Blue and Green, and Solid Objects. Unlike Virginia Woolf's previous works: "The Voyage Out" and "Night and Day", the collection had now not met a superb acclaim; the collection did not reach selling more than 300 copies within the first week of its book.The stories in the collection that confronted approval were "Kew Gardens" and "The Mark on the Wall" and "An Unwritten Novel" because of its exceptional and new fashion. The failed ones were "Monday or Tuesday" and "Blue and Green". Even Woolf herself stated in 1930 "They are mere tangles of words; balls of string that the kitten...Has played with. They were the wild outbursts of freedom, inarticulate, ridiculous, unprintable mere outcries." And she said additionally that she didn't intend to reprint them. Furthermore; whilst her husband Leonard Woolf republished her memories, namely the gathering "A Haunted House" after her dying, he neglected "blue & green" and "A Society".All of the 8 brief testimonies, inside the "Monday or Tuesday" collection, are written inside the move-of-consciousness fashion, which lets in her to take her readers into extraordinary minds, views, and surroundings; looking to get to the bottom of the complicated inner global of emotions and reminiscence. In truth, she is probably the fine author to use this fashion.
