Fale

Virginia Woolf's stream-of-consciousness style creates a flowing narrative that feels almost musical. I'm curious whether this approach was driven by the themes or the era's literary trends.

The book captures the complexity of human relationships and self-awareness in such a poetic way. I wonder if others felt the same sense of shared introspection or if it was just me.

The non-linear, poetic style makes the story feel more like a meditation than a traditional narrative. Do you think this enhances or hinders the emotional resonance?