Virginia Woolf, or the Ambiguity of Feeling: Or the Ambiguity of Feeling by Giuseppe Cafiero, a 140-page work of literary fiction set in 1928, where Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West travel through Burgundy in pursuit of something both fragile and incandescent: a love that refuses to stay still.

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Cafiero's novel moves like a mind in motion, threading feeling through landscape, letter, and recollection. As Virginia grapples with "never-ending perplexities," the story treats ambiguity not as a problem to solve, but as the atmosphere of intimacy itself, where desire can be simultaneously near and impossibly far. The book is anchored in emotional truth, even as it embraces fiction as the only key capable of opening certain doors.