Orlando

Exploring the 300-year life of a man born during Elizabeth I's reign, this novel delves into his journey to create a great poem while navigating love affairs with both men and women. Set against significant European historical events, it has left a lasting impact on literary history, particularly in women's writing and gender studies. Virginia Woolf, a key modernist figure, is renowned for her innovative narrative style. This edition includes a new biography, highlighting Woolf's profound influence and personal struggles.