One character in this novel, Charles Tansley, states that women cannot paint or write during a party whose guests include Paul Rayley.
One character in this novel, Charles Tansley, states that women cannot paint or write during a party whose guests include Paul Rayley. The first section of this novel describes the visiting poet Augustus Carmichael, and children of this novel's main female character include novel include Camelia, Andrew, and James, whose lives are chronicled in its second section, (*) "Time Passes." In its third section, Lily Briscoe finishes a portrait before journeying to the title structure. For 10 points, name this stream-of-consciousness novel about the Ramsay family, written by Virginia Woolf.
One character in this novel, Charles Tansley, states that women cannot paint or write during a party whose guests include Paul Rayley.
To The {Lighthouse}