It begins with the main character's childhood, following him first to Cambridge and then to London, where most of the story takes place.
It begins with the main character's childhood, following him first to Cambridge and then to London, where most of the story takes place.* He then makes his way to Greece and dies in World War I, but instead of describing his death, the author instead describes the empty room which he left behind. FTP, name this third novel by Virginia Woolf, which is considered both an important modernist work and also the point at which Woolf began to develop her own personal style.
It begins with the main character's childhood, following him first to Cambridge and then to London, where most of the story takes place.
{Jacob’s Room}