Flush

Exploring the life of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's cocker spaniel, this imaginative biography intertwines fiction and nonfiction, showcasing Virginia Woolf's creative prowess. Published in 1933, it reflects Woolf's return to English history themes after the emotional toll of her previous work, The Waves. Flush offers a unique perspective on the interplay between human and animal lives, highlighting the cultural context of Browning's world while blending humor and insight.