This novel is an extraordinarily poignant evocation of a lost happiness that lives on in …
Honestly this book simply fits into a genre I didn't know I loved, but I do and oh so much. The flow of the writing as thoughts through a person's mind gave us the intimacy with a character as well as an attachment to the characters as if we were them. Absolutely loved it and looking forward to reading more of Woolf's books.
@itskia2 One of my favorite books and my favorite book by Virginia Woolf. I think you are right about the "intimacy" the writing gives us.
I've been meaning to re-read it for years, maybe your review will get me moving.
BTW, I enjoyed the Quentin Bell biography of Woolf.
Don't know who Jose Donoso is but these New York Public Library virtual programs are often very good. Visual and Acoustic Landscapes in Virginia Woolf and José Donoso
The New York Public Library has one of the most significant collections of Woolf"s papers in the world. They're the subject of a soon-to-close exhibit. Virginia Woolf: A Modern Mind
@marvinfreeman This is amazing, thanks for sharing!
