Why Virginia Woolf's 'Orlando' Feels Essential Right Now

“Orlando” is the Virginia Woolf novel we read right now because it paved the way for rethinking gender identity and feminism through politically charged science fiction and fantasy by Ursula Le Guin, Angela Carter, Melissa Broder, and others.

GENDERQUEER AND NON-BINARY IDENTITIES — Review of Orlando by Virginia Woolf (1928)

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Orlando by Virginia Woolf

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Why Virginia Woolf's 'Orlando' Feels Essential Right Now

Orlando by Virginia Woolf

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