Orlando

By Virginia Woolf (1927-28)

Orlando is a satire of the history of English literature told through a family history in which the main character is apparently immortal and changes sex from man to woman halfway through the novel. Considered a touchstone in early literature about gender identity.

Cover Illustration for “Orlando” by Virginia Woolf

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Keywords

  • Nonbinary

  • Identity Groups

  • Class Culture

  • Civilization

  • Roots

  • Gender

  • Poetry

  • Sexuality

  • Female/male

  • Androgynous

  • Oak Tree

  • Acorn

  • Transformation

  • Pages/Book

  • Revision

  • Time/Clock

  • Dimension

  • Growth

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