Why Virginia Woolf's 'Orlando' Feels Essential Right Now

“Orlando” is the Virginia Woolf novel we read right now because it paved the way for rethinking gender identity and feminism through politically charged science fiction and fantasy by Ursula Le Guin, Angela Carter, Melissa Broder, and others.

Virginia Woolf: A Literary Icon of Modernism

Robert Wilson's Orlando – Artforum

The Real Orlando – Collins

Trans scholar turns Woolf novel into 'survival' strategy - Los Angeles Times

Shape shifter: The joyous transgressions of Virginia Woolf's Orlando - New Statesman

Comparison Of Orlando By Virginia Woolf And The Second Sex

Orlando, My Political Biography' Takes a Collective Approach to Joy - The New York Times

Orlando Timeline

How Virginia Woolf's Time-Traveling Androgynous Hero Became Shorthand for Fashion's Genderless Future ‹ Literary Hub

Reflections on Virginia Woolf's diary, by Pauline Le Pichon

Where to Start with Virginia Woolf – Best Virginia Woolf Books

BiblioLifestyle - Virginia Woolf's Must-Read Books: Where to Start Reading

Orlando by Virginia Woolf – The Bibliophile Girl