This author used an oak tree as a metaphor for the constancy of a 300-year-old character who spontaneously changes sex.
This author used an oak tree as a metaphor for the constancy of a 300-year-old character who spontaneously changes sex. Vita Sackville-West was the basis for that fictional biography of Orlando. Judith Shakespeare commits suicide in a work by this author that describes the androgynous mind, A Room of One's Own. In a novel by this author, the trauma psychologist William Bradshaw links a character who once kissed Sally Seton with Septimus Smith, whose suicide is mentioned at a party. Another of her novels notes in parentheses the deaths of Prue and Mrs. Ramsey away from the title structure. For 10 points, name this modernist author of Mrs Dalloway and To the Lighthouse.
This author used an oak tree as a metaphor for the constancy of a 300-year-old character who spontaneously changes sex.
Virginia Woolf 