Orlando

The novel follows a sixteenth-century nobleman who transforms into a woman writer in 1920s England, exploring life through both male and female perspectives. It serves as a playful critique of traditional biographies while showcasing Woolf's innovative narrative style. The story is also a veiled tribute to Vita Sackville-West, reflecting Woolf's personal experiences and relationships. With a vibrant tone, it captures the essence of four centuries of human experience, blending humor and insight in a unique literary journey.