Virginia Woolf

|Orlando: A Biography| |Mrs. Dalloway| |A Room of One's Own| |"Shakespeare's Sister"| |To the Lighthouse| |Miscellaneous Stories|

Orlando: A Biography

Orlando by Virginia Woolf
E-text of the novel.

Orlando: Themes, Motifs, and Symbols
Simple analysis of some key ideas. Follow links to more analysis.

Mrs. Dalloway

Mrs. Dalloway
Scroll down on this page to find a complete online text. You can read it online or download it.

Vocabulary from Mrs. Dalloway
A list of 18 words drawn from the text.

"A Room of One's Own"

"A Room of One's Own"
Online text.

"A Room of One's Own
Key quotations and explanation.

"A Room of One's Own"
Synopsis, FAQ, key quotations, study guide questions, bibliography, more.

Virginia Woolf: A Room of One's Own - Shakespeare's Sister
"Woolf's rhetorical piece, 'A Room of One's Own,' teaches students about creating and defending one's position as well as how narrative functions as a rhetorical device. This text can be taught in its entirety, or the teacher can focus intensely on 'Shakespeare's Sister.'"

"Shakespeare's Sister"

"Shakespeare's Sister"
Text.

To the Lighthouse

To the Lighthouse
Scroll down on this page to find links to a complete online text. You can read it online or download it.

Allusions in To the Lighthouse
Analysis of parts 1 and 3.

To the Lighthouse
This page has an essay exam that can be completed individually or as a group.

To the Lighthouse
Online text of the novel.

Miscellaneous Stories

A Haunted House and other short stories
Text of 18 stories, including "Kew Gardens."

"Kew Gardens"
Text of the story.