Orlando

In Virginia Woolf's imaginative tale, Orlando, the eponymous character transforms from a young nobleman in Elizabethan England into a woman, embarking on a century-spanning journey through English history while interacting with notable literary figures. This vibrant exploration of gender roles, creativity, and personal identity culminates in 1928, paralleling the suffrage movement for women. Celebrated for its playful take on literary themes and androgyny, Orlando is not only a significant feminist work but also a pivotal piece in Woolf's career, garnering both critical acclaim and commercial success. Narrated by acclaimed actress Clare Higgins, this audiobook brings Woolf's unique storytelling to life.