In none of her novels can one study this as closely as in 'To the Lighthouse'. On the one hand, it is considered the most innovative and complete of her novels. On the other hand, there is no book of hers in which her reflections on childhood, her dearly beloved mother, and the distant father take such clear shape. From the rich collection of the 30-volume complete works of Virginia Woolf edited by Klaus Reichert, letters, stories, diary entries, and essays are presented alongside the novel, whose artistry unfolds only in the diversity of voices and perspectives - a rediscovery of one of the greatest works of art of the 20th century.