Liuba Gabriele: Virginia Woolf

An Italian illustrator and cartoonist, Riobá Gabriele, has launched a graphic novel called the Plain of Wolfe in Virginia. It's been over 80 years since she left us, praised as one of the greatest modernist writers of the 20th century. During those years, Virginia is a very diverse place. From feminist icons to crazy women and the title of the greatest literary writer of the 20th century. But on the other hand, there is also the hardy Virginia who enjoyed a passionate relationship with Vita Sakville West. This book begins when Virginia, who is a writer and in full-time orbit, met Vita Sakville West, a ten-year-old writer and nobleman. On December 14, 1922, they felt fate from the very first moment they met, and soon they were going to have short but violent physical love. Vita was ready to take a look at Virginia as a writer, and only at the age of 40 was she ready to be taken in for a good job. After meeting Vita, Virginia is published in succession as Mrs. Dullerway and Wong Gwang, and as inspired by Vita and dedicated to her, including Seng Onando Kwan. All the work was on bestsellers and Virginia gained a reputation as a writer, but after the war, bombing and romantic relationships with Vita, depression became more common throughout childhood. Virginia, who came down to the Monkeys House in the Lewis region, escaped London bombing and suffered from two major insomnia and refused to eat. And on March 20, 1941, Virginia walks toward the Woods River near her home.

Korean title: 버지니아 울프

Korean author: 리우바 가브리엘레

Korean publisher: 미메시스

ISBN-13: 9791155352724