Her first novels were fairly conventional, but beginning with 1922's 'Jacob's Room,' she began to experiment with the idea of character and time as functions of consciousness.
Her first novels were fairly conventional, but beginning with 1922's 'Jacob's Room,' she began to experiment with the idea of character and time as functions of consciousness. She employed stream-of-consciousness in 'The Waves,' and fantasy in 'Orlando.' FTP identify this member of the Bloomsbury Group, best known for 'Mrs. Dalloway' and 'To The Lighthouse.'
Her first novels were fairly conventional, but beginning with 1922's 'Jacob's Room,' she began to experiment with the idea of character and time as functions of consciousness.
Virginia {Woolf}