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Night and Day

Book • 1919

Night and Day is Virginia Woolf's second novel, published in 1919.

It delves into the lives of Katharine Hilbery and Mary Datchet, contrasting their experiences with love, marriage, and societal expectations in Edwardian London.

The novel explores themes of identity, class, and the evolving roles of women during this period.

Despite its traditional narrative structure, it subtly challenges conventional norms of love and marriage.

Mentioned by

Alan Rusbridger

Alexandra Harris

Stephanie Merritt

Justine Waddell

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

David Epstein

as Woolf's last conventional novel before her modernist experiments.

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Mentioned by

Alice Fraser

as one of Tom Stoppard's most prominent plays.

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Mentioned by

Alexandra Harris

as a novel written during WWI, exploring a young woman's journey.

A Room of One's Own

Mentioned by

Bill Nighy

as the work he will continue reading in The Back Room.

A taste of what is happening in The Back Room

Mentioned by

Mark Hussey

as one of Virginia Woolf's early novels.

735 Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf (with Mark Hussey) | My Last Book with Graham Watson

Mentioned by

Alan Rusbridger

as Tom Stoppard's great journalistic play.

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Mentioned by

Jack Whitehall

while recommending its film adaptation, describing it as Virginia Woolf’s comedic novel.

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Mentioned by

Tom Sutcliffe

and reviewed by

Robbie Collin

and

Stephanie Merritt

as the source novel adapted (loosely) for Tina Gharavi's film 'Virginia Woolf's Night and Day'.

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Mentioned by

Justine Waddell

and

Anna Smith

as the novel that inspired the film adaptation and as an overlooked Virginia Woolf work.

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Mentioned by Andy as a film similar to The Bourne Identity.

S01 E69 - #32 The Bourne Identity

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