La fiesta de la señora Dalloway

Virginia Woolf was always drawn to the idea of ​​the party, that social gathering where the vulnerability of men and women is on full display, where, between drinks, they cease to be who they are and instead play the role best suited to the occasion. A prime example of her interest is Mrs. Dalloway, a novel that unfolds to the rhythm of a party being organized by a lady of London high society.