Flush - A Biography;Including the Essay 'The Art of Biography'

Flush - A Biography. is Virginia Woolf's imaginative and poignant account of the life of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's beloved cocker spaniel, Flush. Through the eyes of this charming dog, Woolf weaves a narrative that explores themes far beyond a simple pet's adventures-touching on issues of class, gender, and the nature of identity. Interpreted variously as an allegory of class struggle and a commentary on feminist and gender issues, Flush. is a richly layered work that invites readers to consider the intersections of animality, humanity, and social expectations. First published in 1933, this unique and thought-provoking biography is essential reading for anyone interested in feminist literature and Woolf's broader literary oeuvre. In this edition, readers will also find Woolf's insightful essay The Art of Biography. , where she delves into the craft of life-writing, offering valuable context to her approach in Flush.