Flush

The narrative offers a unique perspective by exploring the life of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's cocker spaniel, intertwining fiction with nonfiction. Virginia Woolf's imaginative biography, published in 1933, reflects her return to a playful examination of English history after her intense work on The Waves. This blend of genres allows readers to engage with both the personal and the historical, showcasing Woolf's innovative literary style and her ability to infuse life into even the most unconventional subjects.