“Jacob’s Room may be my favorite of Virginia Woolf’s works. I immediately feel the need to qualify that because so much of what she’s written impresses me so highly – but this book is personal.

In Jacob’s Room I see the result of Woolf’s exploration of a dimension of human relationship that is always present but rarely alluded to – the silent dimension, it could be called. She began pointing towards it in her first novel, The Voyage Out, as her hero’s projected novel is to be about...”

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