Characters created by this author include Dr. William Bradshaw, who worships the "goddesses" of Proportion and Conversion, and Sally Seton, a former radical who becomes Lady R
Characters created by this author include Dr. William Bradshaw, who worships the "goddesses" of Proportion and Conversion, and Sally Seton, a former radical who becomes Lady Rosseter. In a novel by this author, the title character invites her old friend Peter Walsh to a party at which she hears about the suicide of (*) Septimus Smith. Another novel by this author begins with a section named "The Window," which tells of James Ramsay's desire to visit the title structure. For 10 points, name this British author of Mrs. Dalloway, Orlando, and To the Lighthouse.
Characters created by this author include Dr. William Bradshaw, who worships the "goddesses" of Proportion and Conversion, and Sally Seton, a former radical who becomes Lady Rosseter.
Virginia Woolf