Las olas

To the rhythm of the beating of the waves on the beach, six voices, in an interior monologue, sometimes discrepant and isolated, other times in an almost concordant colloquium, formulate six multiple and disparate lives, from their childhood to their last years. Dialogues, emotions, thoughts, sensations, everything flows in a single tapestry with a delicate and meticulous line that evokes, as the title indicates, the constant and eternal ebb and flow, but always changing, of the sea. A revolutionary novel of original beauty, since its publication in 1932, The Waves has been considered one of the capital works of the 20th century, both for the original delicacy of its prose and for the perfection of its revolutionary technique, and, with the passing of Over the years, his influence on literature has only increased. It is also the quintessential work of Virginia Woolf, thanks to which the author has undoubtedly remained one of the most relevant creators of her time and today's indispensable reading.