Virginia Woolf’s Notebooks Style:Volume 4 Robert Walser

Robert Walser

Evoking memories of beautiful wooden card catalogs

Traubel described himself as Whitman's “spirit child

Poet for a Dark Age from the February 13

This double-sided letterpress card will teach its recipient to identify the tracks of rabbits

Virginia Woolf’s Notebooks Style:Volume 4 Robert WalserThe patterns on these hardcover notebooks are reproductions of the covers of two of the seven notebooks in which Virginia Woolf drafted the 1931 novel The Waves, considered among her best and most experimental works. Today, the notebooks are a part of the New York Public Librarys Henry W. and Albert A. Berg Collection of English and American Literature. The notebooks are beautifully detailed, with a spine of buckram bookbinding cloth, a ribbon marker,