Orlando

Exploring themes of gender and identity, this semi-biographical novel follows a character who transcends time and gender, reflecting the life of Virginia Woolf's lover, Vita Sackville-West. Celebrated for its stylistic innovation, it holds a significant place in women's literature and gender studies. The narrative's unique approach to character development and historical context has made it a pivotal work, further popularized by a 1992 film adaptation featuring Tilda Swinton.