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The Virginia Woolf Omnibus - Five Complete Novels! - Unabridged
Mrs. Dalloway, To the Lighthouse, Orlando: A Biography, A Room of One's Own and The Waves
Author: Virginia Woolf
Narrator: Sara Nichols
Unabridged: 36 hr
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: SoundCraft Audiobooks
Published: 11/05/2026
Categories: Fiction, Nonfiction, Philosophy, World Literature
Synopsis
"The Virginia Woolf Omnibus" gathers five of Woolf's most remarkable works into a single, enduring volume: Mrs. Dalloway, To the Lighthouse, Orlando: A Biography, A Room of One's Own, and The Waves.
Together, these novels and essays showcase Woolf's extraordinary range, from the intimate textures of consciousness to sweeping reflections on time, memory, identity, and art.
In "Mrs. Dalloway," a single day becomes a meditation on life's fragility; "To the Lighthouse" traces loss and longing with luminous precision; "Orlando" playfully spans centuries and genders; "A Room of One's Own"argues for women's creative independence; and "The Waves" offers a poetic chorus of inner voices.
Elegant, challenging, and deeply humane, this omnibus presents Woolf at her most inventive and influential. It is an essential collection for readers drawn to modernism, literary experimentation, and the enduring brilliance of one of the twentieth century's greatest writers.
Together, these novels and essays showcase Woolf's extraordinary range, from the intimate textures of consciousness to sweeping reflections on time, memory, identity, and art.
In "Mrs. Dalloway," a single day becomes a meditation on life's fragility; "To the Lighthouse" traces loss and longing with luminous precision; "Orlando" playfully spans centuries and genders; "A Room of One's Own"argues for women's creative independence; and "The Waves" offers a poetic chorus of inner voices.
Elegant, challenging, and deeply humane, this omnibus presents Woolf at her most inventive and influential. It is an essential collection for readers drawn to modernism, literary experimentation, and the enduring brilliance of one of the twentieth century's greatest writers.