Super Short Summary

A Haunted House and Other Short Stories by Virginia Woolf is a collection of eighteen short stories published posthumously, exploring themes like the complexity of human emotions, the nature of relationships, and different perspectives on life. Stories such as “An Unwritten Novel” and “The Mark on the Wall” delve into the imagination and the unknown, while others like “Kew Gardens” and “The String Quartet” use stream-of-consciousness to portray fleeting moments. “Lappin and Lapinova” and “The Lady in the Looking Glass: A Reflection” examine the facades people maintain and the realities behind them. The collection is notable for Woolf’s experimental narrative styles and deep emotional introspections.