A character created by this author feels a "perpetual sense" of being "far out to sea and alone" while watching taxi cabs, and reminisces about a garden in Bourton where (*) she kissed Sally Seton.
Jeanne Schulkind edited this author's essay "Am I a Snob?" into this author's posthumous autobiography, titled Moments of Being. A character created by this author feels a "perpetual sense" of being "far out to sea and alone" while watching taxi cabs, and reminisces about a garden in Bourton where (*) she kissed Sally Seton. A visit to the Isle of Skye frames this author's novel about Charles Tansley and the Ramsay family. For 10 points, name this author of Mrs. Dalloway and To The Lighthouse.
Jeanne Schulkind edited this author's essay "Am I a Snob?" into this author's posthumous autobiography, titled Moments of Being.
(Adeline) Virginia Woolf