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Virginia Woolf
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‘Do not dictate to your author; try to become him’: Virginia Woolf’s advice on how to read a book
In her essay, ‘How Should One Read A Book?’, the author writes not only on how to engage with a book but of the inevitable reward of comparing it with others.
Virginia Woolf
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Literary irony: In a 1928 novel titled ‘Orlando’, a man woke up one morning as a woman
Virginia Woolf’s novel was named for its gender-fluid protagonist, reflecting the writer’s own bisexuality.
Virginia Woolf