Orlando

Orlando

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Mar 1, 2019 · Engels · Paperback (420 pagina's)
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Formaat Paperback
Pagina's 420
Taal Engels
Gepubliceerd Mar 1, 2019
Uitgever Independently published
ISBN-10 1798265885
ISBN-13 9781798265888

Beschrijving

The thrill of reading Virginia Woolf's Orlando is the feeling of looking into a whirlpool just as something utterly extraordinary materializes for the first time: an exhilarating hallucination of surreal and beautiful images that remain in memory long after you put the book down. Orlando has it all: life, death, immortality, homoerotic desire, and the evanescence of time. Love, fear, solitude, death, and time-travel-the subjects float by like parasols in the rain. Orlando can be found on countless lists of the finest novels of the 20th century, and is one of Virginia Woolf's major achievements. It is considered one of her greatest works after Mrs. Dalloway and To The Lighthouse.

Genres

Romantiek Sciencefiction Thriller & Spanning Kinderboeken Biografie Actie & Avontuur Geschiedenis LGBTQ+ Humor Business & Economie Filosofie Fantasie Manga Graphic Novels Poëzie Kunst & Fotografie Klassiekers Hedendaags Natuur

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This was quite possibly one of the most thought-provoking and interesting books I've ever read. I will admit it took me a little while to get into it. I initially struggled with the biographical style Woolf employed and had to put the book down fir a good while, hence the docked star. However once i was back into it, i finished it in a day. I do have to celebrate this book mostly due to how happy this book made me whilst reading it. Its joyful and romantic description of Orlando's world in turn gave me a far greater appreciation of my own surroundings and experiences, which i shall be forever grateful for. Overall a very good book, just a bit challenging to jump straight into.

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