[ SECRET POST #3986 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3986 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm not a big fan of stream of consciousness writing myself, and I find I don't remember much of To The Lighthouse. However, one thing I will say for it, and for Virginia Woolf, is that I prefer her stream of consciousness writing to most others' I've read in that style. And, in particular, I vastly prefer it to James Joyces' stream of consciousness writing. I disliked Ulysses just about as much as you disliked TTL.

Then again, IIRC, Woolf herself felt much the same way about Ulysses, so I'll count myself in good company. :P

[rosehiptea]

I know Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man isn't as much of a display of the style as Ulysses is, but I was supposed to read Portrait of the Artist in high school and I couldn't finish it, when usually the idea of me not doing a class assignment has the probability of Hermione Granger not doing one.