Uncollected Woolf Letters Reveal a Multifaceted Writer

A new book, *The Uncollected Letters of Virginia Woolf*, unveils over 1,400 previously unknown letters, offering a fresh perspective on the celebrated author. These letters reveal Woolf's relationships with other writers like Eliot and Forster, showcasing her as a sociable woman, shrewd businesswoman, and committed humanitarian, challenging the established image of a reclusive depressive. The correspondence covers a wide range of topics, from literary creation and social interactions to personal emotions, providing invaluable primary source material for scholars.