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Review: A Room of One's Own, and Three Guineas (Oxford World's Classics)User Review - Amy Wolf - GoodreadsWoolf's essays & journals are among the best of major writers. Her speculation that all a woman writer needs is "500 pounds and a room of one's own" has become iconic. She is also one of the greatest ... Read full review Review: A Room of One's Own: And, Three Guineas (Oxford World's Classics)User Review - Jose - GoodreadsI didn't finish the third guinea I must confess. A Room of One's Own still stands in our days. Read full review Related books
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