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The Hours
by Michael Cunningham
In short - absolutely beautiful.
The intertwining of three destinies, this triptych of days, lives, hours, this inner look into humanity and what it means was lovely to read. I haven't been this excited about a book in a long, long time!
Virginia Woolf's books were pretty much the only ones that haven't felt like a chore this past year and a half of my university career. In reading, I identified - and it kept me sane, wanting to read more, wanting to understand. And 'The Hours' provides just that - a deeper (very thoroughly researched) understanding not only of Woolf herself, of the characters, of how the both the original and the 'new' mrs. Dalloway work - but of yourself, too (a vital component).
One read done out of what I hope will be many more. So excited to work on this for my BA thesis.
The intertwining of three destinies, this triptych of days, lives, hours, this inner look into humanity and what it means was lovely to read. I haven't been this excited about a book in a long, long time!
Virginia Woolf's books were pretty much the only ones that haven't felt like a chore this past year and a half of my university career. In reading, I identified - and it kept me sane, wanting to read more, wanting to understand. And 'The Hours' provides just that - a deeper (very thoroughly researched) understanding not only of Woolf herself, of the characters, of how the both the original and the 'new' mrs. Dalloway work - but of yourself, too (a vital component).
One read done out of what I hope will be many more. So excited to work on this for my BA thesis.