Night and Day

The Concise Oxford Companion to English Literature | 2003 | 250 words | Copyright

Night and Day,
1. a novel by V. Woolf;

2. a weekly periodical which ran from July to Dec. 1937, edited by John Marks and G. Greene, with contributions by Betjeman, E. Bowen, Kingsmill, E. Waugh, H. Read, and others;

3. a play by T. Stoppard.

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