Description
The Lighthouse - Red Cat Classics Book Description The Lighthouse is Virginia Woolf's most important autobiographical novel. This work, which transparently shows how relationships between children, adults, women and men are built, also makes deep observations about the ties we establish between reality and art. In the novel, which begins in the summer house of the Ramsay family, there is a visit to the lighthouse, but whether this visit will take place or not. It is unknown. This large family with many children also has guests. One of them, the painter Lily Briscoe, is one of the heroes on whom Woolf reflects her autobiographical perspective. Mrs. Ramsay, as a heroine with both her presence and absence, has a symbolic importance in the family and in the eyes of Lily Briscoe. (From the Promotional Bulletin)
This work, written by Virginia Woolf and written by Red Cat, is now in Books in the World.