One novel by this author chronicles Percival's death in India and the subsequent conversations it inspires amongst six school friends.
One novel by this author chronicles Percival's death in India and the subsequent conversations it inspires amongst six school friends. Nick Green writes a parody of the title character, who is sent by King James II as an ambassador to Constantinople in another of this author's novels. The title character of that work by this author is the fictional writer of the poem "The Oak Tree," and turns into a woman over the course of the novel. The title character of another novel by this member of the Bloomsbury Group admires the fact that Septimus was able to take his own life, and entertains characters such as Sally Seton and Peter Walsh at a party. For 10 points, name this female author of The Waves, Orlando and Mrs. Dalloway.
One novel by this author chronicles Percival's death in India and the subsequent conversations it inspires amongst six school friends.
Virginia Woolf