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The Voyage Out
Rachel Vinrace, twenty-four and completely inexperienced in the world beyond her sheltered London boudoir, boards her father's ship for South America — and into a floating cross-section of Edwardian society. Among the mismatched passengers are the politician Richard Dalloway and his wife Clarissa, whose first appearance here predates Mrs Dalloway by a decade. In a fictional seaside resort that mirrors a Surrey country house, Rachel is drawn to the writer Terence Hewet as she gropes toward love, knowledge, and a self of her own. Begun in 1908 as Melymbrosia and wrestled into print seven years later, Woolf's first novel is a modern mythical voyage of self-discovery in which a young woman's awakening unfolds — and is cut tragically short.
Author: Virginia Woolf
Year: 1915
Type: Novel
Languages: English
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