Rent A Haunted House and Other Short Stories

Synopsis

As they exist, new stories and old, these seem as perfect, and as functional for all their beauty, as spider webs. Indeed they were made for a like purpose: to trap and dissect living morsels in the form of palpitating moments of time, instantaneous perceptions, those brief visions of others which give us when captured--breathing, even struggling and so betraying themselves--an illusion of life. The extreme beauty of her writing is due greatly to one fact, that the imprisonment of life in the word was as much a matter of the senses with Virginia Woolf as it was a concern of the intellect.

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