Volume 12 pages
The Mark on the Wall
About the book
A single mark. A flood of thought. A quiet revolution in literature.
In The Mark on the Wall, Virginia Woolf breaks from literary tradition with one of the earliest and most influential examples of stream-of-consciousness writing. This short story turns the mundane—a mark spotted on a wall—into a launching point for philosophical musings on identity, war, memory, and the nature of reality.
Through a narrator's wandering mind, Woolf redefines what fiction can be: fluid, interior, and deeply human.
This edition includes:
The full, unabridged original text
Subtle, minimalist illustrations
Kindle-optimized formatting for smooth and immersive reading
Ideal for fans of modernist literature, introspective fiction, and literary experimentation.
A story where the mind, not the plot, is the true protagonist.
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