Night and Day: SeaWolf Press Classic

Night and Day: SeaWolf Press Classic

A nice edition of this timeless classic from SeaWolf Press. Frontispiece photograph of Virginia Woolf - Cover from the 1920 first edition. SeaWolf Press does not use AI-generated images for their covers or illustrations. - Original, unabridged text formatted to be easy-to-read. - Printed locally, not overseas. - Be sure to use Amazon's 'Read sample' feature to compare our edition with others. - Printed on cream-colored paper to better give the feel of reading old classics. Night and Day, Virginia Woolf’s second novel (published in 1919), is a thoughtful exploration of friendship, love, and social convention in Edwardian England. The story follows two contrasting heroines—quiet and methodical Katherine Hilbery and passionate, idealistic Mary Datchet—whose paths intersect amid questions of marriage, independence, and the women’s suffrage movement. With a focus on inner lives and the subtle pressures of societal expectations, Woolf examines how her characters struggle to reconcile personal desires with the realities of their prescribed roles. The novel’s gentle yet incisive prose foreshadows Woolf’s later stylistic innovations, making Night and Day both a traditional romantic narrative and a stepping stone to her more experimental works. Read other SeaWolf Press novels by Virginia Woolf Monday or Tuesday - A Room of One's Own - Orlando - To the Lighthouse - Jacob's Room - The Voyage Out - Mrs. Dalloway