Olivia by Olivia
Olivia by Olivia. 1987 Virago Modern classic edition (c/r 1949), 114 pages. Olivia was the pseudonym for Dorothy Bussy, sister of Lytton Strachey, and adjacent to the Bloomsbury Group. Olivia was first published by Hogarth, the Woolf's press, and depicts the erotic relationships and intense friendships of a girl's boarding school in Paris. It was her only novel.
Condition: VG used copy
"With all her love of literature and music and painting, with all her vivid intelligence, my mother, I think, never felt them otherwise than with her mind."
Olivia by Olivia. 1987 Virago Modern classic edition (c/r 1949), 114 pages. Olivia was the pseudonym for Dorothy Bussy, sister of Lytton Strachey, and adjacent to the Bloomsbury Group. Olivia was first published by Hogarth, the Woolf's press, and depicts the erotic relationships and intense friendships of a girl's boarding school in Paris. It was her only novel.
Condition: VG used copy
"With all her love of literature and music and painting, with all her vivid intelligence, my mother, I think, never felt them otherwise than with her mind."