Thomas C. Caramagno. First edition, first printing. Dust Jacket: Fine. Jacket design by Barbara Jellow. In a mylar protective wrapper. Hardcover: Fine. Berkeley: University if California Press, 1992. A beautifully designed edition with black cloth, silver lettering on spine and purple flyleaf pages. No writing or markings in the book, like new, unread, 362 pp.
"The psychoanalytic perspective usually taken to critique Virginia Woolf's work, offers a psychobiography showing how Woolf used her manic depressive illness to explore the creative process. The book demonstrates how she used her illness intelligently and creatively in her theories of fiction, of mental functioning, and of self structure."
