birth; relationship with mother; Laura; motherâs death; relationship with father; DNB; VWâs writing; his death; relationship with VB; VBâs marriage; need for; resentment; attitude to R. Fry; Angelica; Julianâs death; relationship with Thoby Stephen; his death; personality: demands affection; anxiety; separation anxiety; maternal protection; social needs; unreality; relationship with George Duckworth; Stella Duckworth; death; Violet Dickinson; relationship with Clive Bell; Julian Bell; Lytton Strachey; gender and sex; libido; lesbianism; frigidity; views on marriage; Strachey proposal, relationship with LW: meeting; courtship; married; honeymoon; LWâs aggressiveness; anger over motherhood; over suburban life; pacifism and war; German holiday; prospective M.P.; LWâs protection; LWâs illness; LWâs mother; anti-Semitism; Hogarth Press; Monks House; relationship with VS-W; Harold Nicolson; maternal protector; France; jealousy; Berlin; Sissinghurst; Ethel Smyth; Freud and psychoanalysis; cyclothymia; seasonal; exacerbations; inherited; depressions; benefits; effect on writing; hypomania; mania; madness; Influenza; breakdowns over: motherâs death; fatherâs death; flirtation with Clive; Dreadnought Hoax; pre-engagement; marriage; suburban life; writing The Years; war; nursing home; anorexia and weight; paranoia; headache; suicidal ideas; LWâs plan of suicide; suicide and last letters; attitude to doctors: Dr Savage; Dr. Craig; Dr Wilberforce; writing: reviews; anon; Between the Acts; LWâs opinion; The Common Reader; Mrs Dalloway; Jacobâs Room; Night & Day; Orlando; LWâs opinion; Roger Fry; LWâs opinion; A Room of Oneâs Own; Three Guineas; LWâs opinion; To the Lighthouse; LWâs opinion; The Voyage Out; The Waves; LWâs opinion; The Years; LWâs opinion
Woolmer, Thomas
Years, The
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First published in Great Britain under the title Virginia Woolf: The Marriage of Heaven and Hell by Robson Books
First U.S. Edition: November 1999
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