To the Lighthouse

To the Lighthouse (1927) places you squarely in the heart of the Ramsay family’s summer home, providing intimate insights into their complex dynamics. It weaves an intricate web of familial relationships, artistic inspiration, and philosophical musings, while contemplating the concept of time and death.

• Fans of stream-of-consciousness
• Readers exploring feminist literature
• Enthusiasts of modernist novels

Virginia Woolf was an influential writer in the modernist literature movement of the early 20th century. She innovatively used stream-of-consciousness narrative techniques and introspective characters in her works. Besides novels, she wrote numerous essays and short stories, contributing significantly to feminist literary criticism.