This edition includes the novels “Mrs. Dalloway” and “To the Lighthouse” - striking examples of Woolf’s creative style, in which insignificant, everyday external events almost invariably provide only a canvas for the intense and emotionally charged inner life of the characters. Rejecting the expressed plot and unity of time of action, the writer freed her prose from the need to follow clear rules and gave scope not only to the poetic imagery of her language, but also to her unusually deep psychologism.