In that work by her, the psychiatrist Sir William Bradshaw, Peter Walsh, and Lady Rosseter attend a dinner party hosted by the narrator, Clarissa.
In one of this author's novels, Fanny Elmer reads a Henry Fielding novel to get closer to a man obsessed with the past. The title character of that novel is the Cambridge-educated son of Betty Flanders. In another work by this writer, Lucrezia marries the depressed World War I veteran (*) Septimus Smith. In that work by her, the psychiatrist Sir William Bradshaw, Peter Walsh, and Lady Rosseter attend a dinner party hosted by the narrator, Clarissa. For 10 points, name this author of Jacob's Room and Mrs. Dalloway.
In one of this author's novels, Fanny Elmer reads a Henry Fielding novel to get closer to a man obsessed with the past.
Virginia {Woolf} [or {Adeline} Virginia {Stephen}]