Leonard Woof, novelist
Abstract
It would perhaps be fair to say that we have most of us got into the habit of thinking of Leonard Woolf as no more than Virginia Woolf’s husband, the man who sheltered her from the more prosaic and dangerous aspects of the business of living, gave her everything (not to get much in return, some would argue), and thus made possible the unhindered flourishing of their literary genius.
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Published
1982-12-31
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