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End of chapter 6 - and of this great experience!

End of chapter 5 - one more to go!

End of chapter 4!

End of chapter 3!

End of chapter 2 - it was a good decision re-starting this book and reading it slower this time - I'm loving it now!

Finished chapter 1 - things are looking up!

(After having read most of the book, reading the Introduction included in my edition didn't spoil anything; it did, however, bring me great comprehension over themes I hastily overlooked on my first read. I'm more excited now to re-start Woolf's narrative.)

(Starting over! Decided to read the Introduction this time - if I want a different result, perhaps I should approach it differently as well.)

(This book is doing to me what no book so far has done: I have enjoyed bits of it - I love the idea of it! - but somehow it's not being a good read. I think I've been going through it too fast and now I feel the need to start over - even standing so close to the end. Perhaps that's an interesting lesson for me here.)

And as all Orlando’s loves had been women, now, through the culpable laggardly of the human frame to adapt itself to convention, though she herself was a woman, it was still a woman she loved; and if the consciousness of being of the same sex had any effect at all, it was to quicken and deepen those feelings which she had had as a man. For now a thousand hints and mysteries became plain to her that were then dark.