Virginia Woolf

Adeline Virginia Woolf was an English writer. She is considered one of the most important modernist 20th-century authors and a pioneer in the use of stream of consciousness as a narrative device.

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Genres:Fiction, Literary Fiction, Romance +5 more

Fiction

Literary Fiction

Romance

Fantasy

Historical Fiction

Books by Virginia Woolf

10 books available

2022

Street Haunting

by Virginia Woolf

Fiction

4.0(478)

A solitary woman wanders London's streets, each encounter a brief look into a human life, each observation a detail in the urban scene.

Orlando

by Virginia Woolf

Fiction

Fantasy

3.9(60,798)

Orlando, an aristocratic poet, lives for four centuries and changes gender, exploring identity, love, and literature.

2021

Mrs Dalloway

by Virginia Woolf

Fiction

3.8(361,351)

Clarissa Dalloway's day of party preparations becomes a journey through memory, class, and quiet desperation, set against post-WWI London.

2018

The Voyage Out

by Virginia Woolf

Fiction

Literary Fiction

3.8(9,063)

A young Englishwoman's sea voyage to a South American resort explores self-discovery, love, and the societal expectations for women in early 20th-century England.

2008

To the Lighthouse

by Virginia Woolf

Fiction

Literary Fiction

3.8(133,185)

Through the fragmented perceptions of the Ramsay family and their guests, Woolf creates a meditation on loss, memory, and the elusive nature of truth against a Hebridean summer.

1938

Three Guineas

by Virginia Woolf

Non-fiction

Politics

3.9(3,265)

Virginia Woolf uses three requests for money to explore women's freedom, patriarchy, and the causes of war.

1937

The Years

by Virginia Woolf

Fiction

3.8(4,096)

Virginia Woolf's "The Years" follows the Pargiter family across three generations, showing London's changing society in the early 20th century and how personal lives clash with big historical events.

1931

The Waves

by Virginia Woolf

Fiction

Literary Fiction

4.2(28,005)

Six friends share their internal experiences of grief and connection against the rhythmic English coast.

1929

A Room of One's Own

by Virginia Woolf

Non-fiction

Creativity

4.2(118,000)

To write, a woman needs talent, a room of her own, and money, making a physical and mental space for her voice in a male-dominated world.

1919

Night and Day

by Virginia Woolf

Fiction

Romance

3.8(7,943)

Katharine Hilbery, caught between tradition and modern ideas, chooses between a pragmatic poet and a passionate suitor. She faces the complexities of love, expectation, and self-discovery, shaped by the feminist ideas and literary pursuits of the women around her.