This novel reflects the themes present in its author's essay A Room of One's Own. The protagonist is
This novel reflects the themes present in its author's essay A Room of One's Own. The protagonist is first encountered in the attic of his family's mansion, playing piñata with the desiccated head of a Moor. He goes on to live through the reign of Elizabeth I, the freezing of the river Thames, and a supernatural sex-change into a poet based on Victoria Sackville-West. FTP, name this title character of a Virginia Woolf novel, who finishes the book as a she.
This novel reflects the themes present in its author's essay A Room of One's Own.