From Wulf to Woolf

‘From Wulf to Woolf’ is an account of British English Literature revolving around literary academics and academia that emerged throughout the course of over a thousand years ranging from the Roman Conquests and tales of Beowulf to the end of the Second World War and the death of Virginia Woolf. The book takes its reader on a journey of the evolution of English in the British mainland and the political context which played a major role in defining the same. The author has tried to refrain from his personal views less it may look biased. It is in itself a quest of revealing history, politics, philosophies and literature. Cited from Oxbridge companions and prominent historians, it presents itself as a concise yet an edition with a diverse horizon to explore. It assures to not only assist researchers and extensive humanities students in their pursuit of enlightenment but to develop an inclination towards the appreciation of arts as a whole.