Orlando by Virginia Woolf

This glittering fantasy stretches through the perspective of four centuries. To quote Bernard Blackstone, it shows the central character, Orlando, 'first masculine, and then feminine; first in love, and then loved; first jilting, and then jilted; a man of action and a poet; a woman of fashion and a Victorian lady.' Through the eyes of an English aristocrat with both literary and philosophic talents, we see a brilliant panorama of a changing society.

Penguin Classics 1975 paperback edition in good condition, see photos.