I'm going to the beach next month and wanted to read a Woolf book, should I start with Voyage, Lighthouse, or Waves?
The Waves
Andrew Watson
Brandon Hall
>beach
>Waves
You know the answer. Unless there is a lighthouse.
Kevin Mitchell
there will be a lighthouse, along with waves and a voyage. you can see my trouble.
Parker Williams
If it's any help, Lighthouse and Waves are different enough that you can read both in a row without pushing beyond author satiation
Jeremiah Hernandez
It's not really a spoiler. Most blurbs of the book include something about the characters "trying to come to terms with their friend's death" even though it takes place about halfway through the novel. If ever there was a book where the plot wasn't important, this is it.
Caleb Fisher
read the voyage out, then to the lighthouse, then the waves
Asher Collins
>I ride rough waters and shall sink with no one to save me.
Damn, didn't pick up on that the first time I read the novel.
Josiah Mitchell
Considering that Woolf drowned herself?
Tyler Sanchez
Can anyone who has read a lot of Woolf rank her works? I've only read Mrs Dalloway.
Cameron Fisher
interested in this too