"Street Haunting" is an essay by Virginia Woolf that explores the act of walking through city streets as a form of escape and self-discovery. Woolf portrays the streets as a stage where the everyday lives of people unfold, offering a tapestry of sights, sounds, and interactions. She reflects on how the act of wandering allows one to temporarily shed their identity, immerse in the lives of others, and find inspiration in the mundane. Through vivid descriptions and introspective musings, Woolf elevates the ordinary act of street haunting into a rich, sensory experience that reveals the beauty and complexity of urban life.
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3/4 green leather/light green pattern binding, gold title tooling on spine, very fine condition
