The Virginia Woolf Collection (A Room of One's Own/Orlando/To the Lighthouse/Mrs Dalloway/The Voyage Out)
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This wonderful 5-book box-set brings together the most celebrated works of Virginia Woolf, presented with vibrant contemporary cover designs.
Virginia Woolf was one of the greatest writers of the twentieth century, a member of literary set the Bloomsbury Group and one of the founders of the Modernist movement. A great stylist, she experimented with plot and structure in her novels which dealt exuberantly with her great themes: the balance of power between the sexes, England's social hierarchy and the consequences of war.
Woolf lived an extraordinary life at an extraordinary time in human history, and this classic collection contains the core of her innovative and influential output:
• The Voyage Out, a tale of love, loss and self-discovery onboard ship.
• Mrs. Dalloway, a moving and introspective portrait of life in interwar London.
• To the Lighthouse, a modernist tour-de-force evolving from a family's trips to a lighthouse on the Isle of Skye.
• Orlando, the satirical story of the life and travails of a 300-year-old man-turned-woman.
• A Room of One's Own, the quintessential feminist essay on the injustices women face.
Virginia Woolf was one of the greatest writers of the twentieth century, a member of literary set the Bloomsbury Group and one of the founders of the Modernist movement. A great stylist, she experimented with plot and structure in her novels which dealt exuberantly with her great themes: the balance of power between the sexes, England's social hierarchy and the consequences of war.
Woolf lived an extraordinary life at an extraordinary time in human history, and this classic collection contains the core of her innovative and influential output:
• The Voyage Out, a tale of love, loss and self-discovery onboard ship.
• Mrs. Dalloway, a moving and introspective portrait of life in interwar London.
• To the Lighthouse, a modernist tour-de-force evolving from a family's trips to a lighthouse on the Isle of Skye.
• Orlando, the satirical story of the life and travails of a 300-year-old man-turned-woman.
• A Room of One's Own, the quintessential feminist essay on the injustices women face.