Grandmother: yes, dear Woolf. It is true. Women's experiences are way wider than
men's.
1st Granddaughter: hello Grandma, what are you reading?
Grandmother: nothing! I was knitting something!
2nd granddaughter: I saw you grandma! Do you read for Woolf? She is excellent!
Grandmother: I read for her because she is a member of high-class Victorian family. All of them were literate. Hope all of you would be so too.
1st granddaughter: she is a distinguished feminist essayist and critic. She passed through shocking events in her life. Her mother died when she was nine years old, she was sexually abused by her step-brother..
Grandmother: mind your language!
2nd grandaughter: did u know that she started writing right after her father's death? They say she was liberated apparently and started writing 1905/
Grandmother: I remember when I read her first novel for the first time, called " Voyage Out" in 1915, it was amazing! She was 22 years old when she started writing.
How many young ladies can be that genious, I wonder?
1st granddaughter: I didn't read that one! I read her "Orlando". I didn't know that she wasn't straight untill I read the analysis of the novel and knew that she was celebrating her affair with Victoria "Vita" in that novel!
2nd granddaughter: really?
Grandmother: move from here, please! Come and sit in my place!
1st granddaughter: ok granny! The funny thing is that her husband Leonard Woolf founded a press with her help called " Hogarth Press" and it published her first work. Her husband must have been shocked about her affair
2nd graddaughter: defenitely. This period of her life coninceded with a great productivity in her wirtings. The point is that her people referred her talent and creativity to her sexuality, her class and...