The narrator of this work muses that the dome of the British Library looks like a big head. A fictionalnovel in this work is praised as breaking two traditional narrative elements: the sentence and th
The narrator of this work muses that the dome of the British Library looks like a big head. A fictionalnovel in this work is praised as breaking two traditional narrative elements: the sentence and the sequence.That work within this work, which contains the sentence, "Chloe liked Olivia," is a novel entitled Life'sAdventure. This work discusses the androgyny of Marcel Proust and praises Lady Winchilsea and AphraBehn. It imagines the difficulties that would be faced by Shakespeare's fictional sister Judith. This essaytheorizes that five hundred pounds a year and the title space are necessary for female authors. For 10points, name this essay by Virginia Woolf.
The narrator of this work muses that the dome of the British Library looks like a big head.
 "A Room of One's Own"