Orlando

Orlando by Virginia Woolf is a fantastical, gender-defying novel that follows the life of its protagonist, Orlando, who begins as a young nobleman in Elizabethan England and mysteriously transforms into a woman-living for over three centuries without aging significantly.

Through Orlando's shifting identity and travels across time and gender, Woolf explores themes of identity, gender fluidity, history, and the nature of art and writing, all told with wit and a playful, imaginative style.