Virginia Woolf, a Room of One’s Own Ultra Lined Journal (Embellished Manuscripts)

Brilliant method to addressing gendered domains. Woolf provides a great picture into the unequal footing men and women have at every stage of life, and explores the idea that what society considers important or historic may be what only men consider important.

I love how she attacks arguments head-on and re-scopes existing commentary on women, while asking her own interesting questions. It's difficult to think that someone could read Woolf and not come away a feminist.

Woolf is a master of language, and I would use her writing as an example if I ever taught a class on English composition.