Opis
Virginia Woolf's novel, "The Waves," is frequently hailed as her magnum opus, joining the ranks of the twentieth century’s most innovative literary achievements that crafted new narrative forms. Through her richly poetic prose, Woolf follows the life journeys of six children from their early years until their deaths, all interconnected by their shared relationship with the enigmatic seventh child, Percival. With its layered and enigmatic nature, "The Waves" offers fresh insights and discoveries each time it is read.