Further Reading
- Sketches in Pen and Ink, Vanessa Bell
- A Passionate Apprentince: the early journals, Virginia Woolf
- A Moment's Liberty, Virginia Woolf
- A Very Close Conspiracy: Vanessa Bell and Virginia Woolf, Jane Dunn
- Vanessa Bell, Frances Spalding
- Duncan Grant, Frances Spalding
- Deceived with Kindness: a Bloomsbury Childhood, Angelica Garnett
- Elders and Betters, Quentin Bell
- Vanessa and Virginia, Susan Sellers (fictional biography)
- Charleston, Quentin Bell and Virginia Nicholson
- Virginia Woolf, Hermione Lee
- "Wicked" (Nessarose), Gregory Maguire
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