Virginia Woolf

Orlando: A Biography
A classic, genre-defying novel by Virginia Woolf
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LanhFirst to rec“Arguably the catalyst for my Weird Freak Historical Fiction journey, though it may not immediately seem to fit into this sub genre. Definitely a little racist (or at least racial?) at times, because this is Virginia Woolf we’re talking about. Still worth reading, especially if the 1992 film starring TILDA SWINTON!!!! is on your watchlist—it would not have been watchable for me if I had not read the book.”
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Leah Abrams“This, Oreo, and Barry Lyndon belong to a picaresque genre in my head and this on is simply one of a kind. Virginia Woolf invented gender!”











