Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown

Virginia Woolf

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 19 pages

Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown is an essay by Virginia Woolf on modern fiction. It explores how novelists create characters, using the imaginary Mrs. Brown as an example, and responds to Arnold Bennett's views. It offers a thoughtful look at the art of writing and the nature of literary character.

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