A re-reading of the life of a literary genius through the lens of places "Iran": the book "Cloud over the Waves" written by Ira Mahat and translated by Franz Harry is a modified biography of Virginia Woolf, which instead of chronological order, makes the places where this writer lived from Hyde Park Gate to Bloomsbury the center of the narrative and knowledge of her intellectual developments. By moving away from the traditional linear narrative and focusing on the fluid movement of the mind, the association of memories and momentary perceptions in works such as Mrs. Dalloway and God of the Lighthouse, Woolf created a fundamental change in the writing of the 20th century novel. Relying on personal documents, letters and diaries, this work shows how real life spaces and emotional and social relationships provided the raw material for literary creation and artistic independence of this writer. Read the full text here.

A re-reading of the life of a literary genius through the lens of places "Iran": the book "Cloud over the Waves" written by Ira Mahat and translated by Franz Harry is a modified biography of Virginia Woolf, which instead of chronological order, makes the places where this writer lived from Hyde Park Gate to Bloomsbury the center of the narrative and knowledge of her intellectual developments. By moving away from the traditional linear narrative and focusing on the fluid movement of the mind, the association of memories and momentary perceptions in works such as Mrs. Dalloway and God of the Lighthouse, Woolf created a fundamental change in the writing of the 20th century novel. Relying on personal documents, letters and diaries, this work shows how real life spaces and emotional and social relationships provided the raw material for literary creation and artistic independence of this writer. Read the full text here.