A review by lackritzj
To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf

5.0

In her introduction, Eudora Welby asserts that "from its beginning, the novel never parts from the subjective." p.vII.
After reading this book I wondered why it had taken me so long to find this masterpiece. It is indeed a classic: original, rhythmic, with a rich vocabulary, depth and a female perspective.
Note: I read a 1981 version of the Harcourt Brace book.