Mrs Dalloway - Virginia Woolf

Discover Bookster, the first single-page book that will make you rediscover the great classics of literature! Spiral of thoughts during a walk in London With Mrs Dalloway, published in 1925, Virginia Woolf takes us into the day of a London aristocrat in the aftermath of the First World War. To the rhythm of the chimes of Big Ben, preparing a reception that she is giving that same evening, Clarissa Dalloway will meet several people in the streets of London. Simple passers-by or close friends, these encounters will provoke reflections closely linked to the author's life: past choices, regret, social constraints, romantic passion, madness, suicide... A work representative of the stream of consciousness, Mrs Dalloway oscillates between introspection and social criticism and attests, if necessary, that Virginia Woolf is one of the greatest modernist authors of the 20th century.