A Room of One’s Own is Virginia Woolf’s groundbreaking essay on women, literature, and independence. First published in 1929, this powerful work explores the challenges faced by female writers throughout history, arguing that financial freedom and personal space are essential for creative expression. Blending sharp wit with deep insight, Woolf examines the lives of women writers like Jane Austen and the Brontë sisters, while also imagining the fate of Shakespeare’s fictional sister—an equally brilliant but unrecognized talent. Her reflections remain as thought-provoking and relevant today as they were nearly a century ago. A bold and eloquent call for gender equality in the arts, A Room of One’s Own is an essential read for anyone passionate about literature, feminism, and intellectual freedom. Pub Date: 2025 Format: Paperback Pages: 128 Size: 8.00(h) x 5.00(w) inches Case Quantity: 80