Virginia Woolf tested the boundaries of fiction in these short stories, developing a new language of sensation, feeling and thought, and recreating in words the 'swarm and confusion of life'. Defying categorization, the stories range from the more traditional narrative style of "Solid Objects" through the fragile impressionism of "Kew Gardens" to the abstract exploration of consciousness in "The Mark on the Wall".
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Woolf的英文有古代東亞詩歌類似的意境
评分Quite different from her novels. More poetic, less inner connection, the story "A Scoeity" which was fantastic. I thought it could be regardes as a nice piece of satirical rhetoric. Without that, maybe, i would've taken off a star~ 这标记的人数太不科学了？
评分Quite different from her novels. More poetic, less inner connection, the story "A Scoeity" which was fantastic. I thought it could be regardes as a nice piece of satirical rhetoric. Without that, maybe, i would've taken off a star~ 这标记的人数太不科学了？
评分Quite different from her novels. More poetic, less inner connection, the story "A Scoeity" which was fantastic. I thought it could be regardes as a nice piece of satirical rhetoric. Without that, maybe, i would've taken off a star~ 这标记的人数太不科学了？
评分Quite different from her novels. More poetic, less inner connection, the story "A Scoeity" which was fantastic. I thought it could be regardes as a nice piece of satirical rhetoric. Without that, maybe, i would've taken off a star~ 这标记的人数太不科学了？
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