Orlando - A Biography

Exploring themes of identity and gender, this novel follows a man who lives for 300 years, experiencing love and creativity across different eras. Set against pivotal moments in European history, the narrative highlights his quest to write a great poem while navigating relationships as both a man and a woman. Celebrated for its stylistic innovation and significance in women's writing and gender studies, the work reflects Virginia Woolf's modernist influence and pioneering narrative techniques. The new edition includes a biography of the author.