Uncover the spiritual depth of everyday objects in modernist women’s literature. This essential literary analysis explores how Virginia Woolf, H.D., Mary Butts, and Gwendolyn Brooks used material things—from pebbles to dandelions—to express profound emotional and spiritual connections across diverse spaces. Essential for students and scholars of modernist literature and cultural studies, this book offers critical insights into materiality, vitalism, and ethical ecological engagement, making it a vital read for Indian literary enthusiasts.