Three Guineas

Those who consider that Virginia Woolf was too wrapped up in her art and set to take note of what went on around her, will be confounded by this witty, elegant and lucid polemic, which so magnificently argues the case for sexual equality and for women's liberation.

Far from being a rarefied treatise on Bloomsbury's notion of 'literature', Three Guineas was rather an extremely pertinent and well-aimed opening shot in the battle which still rages today.