Orlando by Virginia Woolf in Print length

Virginia Woolf's Orlando is a noteworthy literary work, presented as a historical account that honors Vita Sackville-West's family. It follows a poet's transformation from man to woman, and is now considered a feminist classic. Through its exploration of gender and sexuality, Orlando takes readers on a captivating journey of love and acceptance through the ages. With satire and keen observation, Woolf exposes the hypocrisy of Victorian literature, weaving a daring and inspiring tale of her protagonist's unapologetic life.