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Virginia Woolf’s Monday or Tuesday is a collection of experimental short stories that showcase her pioneering modernist style. First published in 1921, this collection includes eight stories—each a vivid exploration of fleeting moments, inner consciousness, and the beauty of the everyday. With lyrical prose and stream-of-consciousness narration, Woolf captures the complexity of human perception, presenting a world where time, memory, and reality blend seamlessly.Stories such as A Haunted House, The Mark on the Wall, and Kew Gardens illustrate Woolf’s mastery of impressionistic storytelling, where meaning is found not in plot-driven events but in emotions, thoughts, and images. Monday or Tuesday is an essential work for lovers of literary experimentation and modernist fiction, offering a glimpse into the mind of one of the most influential writers of the 20th century.