The Voyage Out: Virginia Woolf's Bestseller & Famous Book

As Rachel navigates the diverse and eclectic group of passengers, Woolf seizes the opportunity to critique Edwardian society with sharp wit and keen observation. The novel not only introduces readers to Clarissa Dalloway, the protagonist of Woolf’s later masterpiece, "Mrs. Dalloway," but also features characters inspired by real-life figures. St. John Hirst is a fictionalized version of the historian Lytton Strachey, while Helen Ambrose reflects elements of Woolf’s own sister, Vanessa Bell.

But how does Rachel’s voyage mirror the complexities of self-discovery and societal critique? What insights into Edwardian life and Woolf’s personal influences will you uncover on this literary journey?

Delve into Woolf’s rich tapestry of characters and themes in "The Voyage Out," and explore the intricate connections between personal evolution and social commentary.

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Discover the depths of Virginia Woolf’s narrative. Purchase your copy of "The Voyage Out" today and embark on a literary adventure that explores the intersections of identity, society, and self-discovery.