To the Lighthouse.
One of this author's characters writes the long poem The Oak Tree, which is criticized by Nicholas Greene. This author also wrote an extended essay whose narrator is identified as "Mary Beaton, Mary Seton, or Mary Carmichael" and which describes a fictional sister of Shakespeare named Judith. Those works are Orlando and A Room Of One's Own. In another novel by this author, Mr. Ramsay tells his son James that the weather the next day will not allow them to visit the title location in the Hebrides [HEH-brih-dees]. Name this stream-of-consciousness author of To the Lighthouse.
One of this author's characters writes the long poem The Oak Tree, which is criticized by Nicholas Greene.
Virginia Woolf