Virginia Woolf

>>9460774
God, I love Woolf.

Also, do you own homework, faggot

>>9460787
She's got beautiful prose. I wish I could write like her.

>>9460787
I feel like her sentences are too long compared to how the average english writes, they go for too long and the point ends up missing, in this book I don't see the interior monologue, it seems just a vague third person perspective.

The description seems more apt to the design of poetry rather than introspection, given only this excerpt and nothing else, I can't gauge much of the who, what, where, how.

>>9460793
>mfw reading the Time Passes chapters for the first time

>>9460793
Am I just biased because I did not (as I had not to) read the book from start to end, I can't make sense of certain things the author I suppose is trying to convey.

>>9460823
>>9460804
>>9460774
Is this an epic new meme or are you genuinely this retarded?

>>9460804
>He's this much of a brainlet pleb
I'm really tired of seeing visual representation of this board going downhill every time I open a thread

>>9460836
If I wanted to bait people or force memes I wouldn't go to /lit/, do you mind stating your problem?

>>9460856
At least I try asking the questions instead of posting just to state my disappointment/superiority and leave no room for any debate.

>>9460804
sigh

>>9460774
why would you need to try and assess this passage out of its greater context?

>>9462807
Some dope professors do that.

>>9460793
And she wished she could write like that filthy, poor mick Joyce,

>>9462859
Her prose is better than Joyce

Hits that fine line of being rythmic without looking obviously twinked out.