In this essential collection of modernist short stories, Virginia Woolf leads readers through the fluid contours of consciousness, where time is elastic, perception is fragmented, and reality unfolds in subtle layers of thought. Moving between the lyrical and the philosophical, everyday moments are reimagined with poetic intensity—haunted houses echo with memory, gardens whisper secrets, colors evoke emotion, and a simple mark on the wall becomes a portal into the infinite mind. With her signature stream-of-consciousness style, Woolf explores themes such as identity, memory, art, gender, and the fleeting nature of experience. Whether in the satirical critique of a patriarchal society, the silent reverie of a concert hall, or the inward spiral of a fleeting thought, her stories transcend conventional narrative to dive deep into the complexity of being. "Monday or Tuesday" includes the stories A Haunted House, A Society, Monday or Tuesday, An Unwritten Novel, The String Quartet, Blue & Green, Kew Gardens, and The Mark on the Wall—a kaleidoscope of voices and visions that celebrates the art of thinking, feeling, and imagining.