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VIRGINIA WOOLF'S FIRST TWO NOVELS The Voyage Out and Night and Day are fairly conventional in form, the characters revealing themselves by their conversation and action. Even her third novel Jacob's Room only breaks two conventionsit eliminates plot, and it abolishes the omniscient author, thus Jacob is seen through the eyes of the other characters. This, however, was not an innovation.
Library Review – Emerald Publishing
Published: May 1, 1968
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