Jacob's Room (Oxford World's Classics)
Virginia Woolf's innovative novel traces Jacob Flanders's life through shifting perspectives, capturing memory, loss, and the search for meaning in early twentieth-century England.
About This Book
Jacob's Room is a landmark work of modernist fiction by Virginia Woolf.
The narrative follows the life of Jacob Flanders from childhood to adulthood through fragmented impressions and observations.
Woolf experiments with form and perspective to capture the complexity of human experience.
The novel reflects on themes of war, society, and the passage of time.
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