Mrs Dalloway (1925)

>Mrs Dalloway (1925)
>The Common Reader (1925)
>To the Lighthouse (1927)
>Orlando (1928)
>A Room Of One's Own (1929)
>The Waves (1931)

>six years

How did she do it fellas?

like every other overachieving woman: she got a man to help her: men always have to work alone but women always have the labor of both themselves and their boyfriend to use

is it too much to ask for 10 replies without the thread turning into this shit?

british novels are boring as fuck dude

She filled her pockets with rocks and waded out until there was no coming back

Now that's rock n roll

She had a house full of servants and a brilliantly supportive husband. She had a background of material, social and cultural advantage, but in addition to this she worked bloody hard. If you read her 'Writer's Diary' you see that she very self-consciously made herself as a writer.

Sheer pluck. Her great antagonist was Proust whom she loved unto despair....
Some successful invocation of the martial spirit lost on the myriads who would write, perhaps? Discipline, course set and kept toward triumph = departure from the mainstream? I mean.. if one knows one has it, what other course avails?
When did the Second Common Reader appear? Both volumes are top notch and do as much as any I have ever read to aid in the cultivation of a love of ACTUAL literature.

Your writing is insanely confusing and annoying to read

i didn't find it confusing or annoying -- maybe you're just stupid