Woolf

The first book like you would any other writer.

>>8702880
t b h just start and end her with The Waves

>>8702926
What about Flush? It's a great look into her humor that is, in her other works, hiding beneath the surface a little bit.

>>8702932
Mmm no. The Waves isn't a great look into her style at all; it's her most experimental work. I wouldn't start here.

Personally, I went:

Mrs. Dalloway
To The Lighthouse
Orlando
A Room of One's Own
The Waves
Flush
Between the Acts

>>8702880
>>8702926
Basically this but ignore A Room and Orlando, just go down the middle tree

No real particular order required for her. I'd personally suggest:

TtL -> Sketch of the Past -> Mrs. Dalloway -> the Waves -> Between the Acts. orlando/room of one's own/jacob's room can be read whenever.

>>8702955
>ignoring Orlando
Why

>>8702953
>Personally, I went:
>Mrs. Dalloway
>To The Lighthouse
>Orlando
>A Room of One's Own
>The Waves
>Flush
>Between the Acts

Oh, I forgot that I started with Jacob's Room. It's pretty forgettable.

>>8702955
Why ignore her best essay?

>>8702953
I'm still going through her work, some day I will make a non lazy chart that is more complete with small descriptions of each work. Thank you for the suggestion.

So I shouldn't read the voyage out?

>>8702880
DON'T EVER TALK SHIT ABOUT WOOLF AGAIN OR I'LL DECK YA, CUNT

>>8702932
This anon is right

I read the waves first but it was almost too easy for being supposedly a difficult work.

>>8702997
Actually that is not a bad starting point either. It's just that Mrs. Dalloway is much better.

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>>8702880