Literature's most misunderstood icon?

Later made into a film, Michael Cunningham's 1998 novel about Woolf makes no pretence to know the 'real' her – and that's what makes it so true to her spirit, writes Lillian Crawford.
Later made into an Oscar-winning film, Michael Cunningham's 1998 novel about the literary icon makes no pretence to know the 'real' her – and that's what makes it so true to her spirit, writes Lillian Crawford.

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