Mrs. Dalloway

by Virginia Woolf

"One day in London. A lifetime of choices. A party that holds it all together until it doesn't."

Clarissa Dalloway is preparing for a party. As she buys flowers and arranges rooms, her mind drifts through memory: the suitor she refused, the kiss she never forgot, the life she chose and the woman she might have been.

Across the city, Septimus Warren Smith, a war veteran haunted by the trenches, moves toward his own reckoning. The two never meet. But on this single June day in 1923, their stories brush against each other in ways that will leave Clarissa shaken—and strangely, profoundly alive.

Virginia Woolf's modernist masterpiece is a luminous plunge into consciousness itself: a novel of time, trauma, and the quiet heroism of simply enduring.

Published
May 14, 1925
Genre
Fiction
SubGenre
Women Fiction
Language
en
Total Chapter
1
Total pages
46