Two Stories

Two Stories (1917) stands as a foundational milestone in the literary history of the twentieth century—not only for its artistic content but for what it symbolized: the beginning of the Hogarth Press, founded and operated by Virginia and Leonard Woolf from their home in Richmond. This slim volume contained two works—Virginia Woolf's The Mark on the Wall and Leonard Woolf's Three Jews—and became a small yet profound act of literary defiance. In a time overshadowed by war and social transform...