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Woolf's unpublished fragment, discovered by a student from the University of East Anglia while frequenting the London Library. It was discovered on the 1st May 2026, on a scrap of paper laid inside the first edition of Nightwood which belongs to the London Library. Until this date, it was not known that Virginia Woolf had ever read Nightwood.
This is as genuine and authentic an edition as Michael Jackson's posthumous 2010 album, Michael.
Fig. i. The fragment, recto (photographed in situ, at distance). Found within the London Library copy of Nightwood, 1936.
Further Woolf Memorabilia
We have a number of editions, ephemera, and letters discovered in stray libraries — all of which has been validated by our unlicensed practitioner.
Est. £3,000 to £5,000
This was developed for a Ludic Literature module and is not genuinely for sale.
This was developed for a Ludic Literature module and is not genuinely for sale.
This was developed for a Ludic Literature module and is not genuinely for sale.
Submissions Office
We welcome any object that was once thought about or touched by Virginia Woolf, as well as all imitations, pastiches, and parodies. Please let us know the detail of your discovery in the form here!
Catalogue, continued
This was developed for a Ludic Literature module and is not genuinely for sale.
Est. £4,200,000 to £5,500,000
This was developed for a Ludic Literature module and is not genuinely for sale.
Est. £18,000 to £28,000
This was developed for a Ludic Literature module and is not genuinely for sale.
Est. £2,000 to £3,500
This was developed for a Ludic Literature module and is not genuinely for sale.
