A Luminous Halo presents a small collection of critical writings by a titanic figure in feminist literary history: the one and only Virginia Woolf (1882-1941). From “Modern Fiction” to “How Should One Read a Book,” “The Mark on the Wall,” and more, these works are essential for any [common] reader hoping to “explore the ideas and challenges that ignited Woolf’s creative imagination—to dig into all the ‘proper stuff’ of life and art.” Here they come together in one volume for the first time, selected and introduced by guest editor JoAnn Borri.