Flush
A Biography
Book • 1933
In 'Flush: A Biography', Virginia Woolf blends fiction and nonfiction to tell the story of Flush, the red cocker spaniel given to the poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
The book follows Flush's life from his carefree existence in the country to his adoption by Elizabeth in London, and later to Italy with Elizabeth and her husband Robert Browning.
Through Flush's eyes, Woolf critiques city life, class differences, and the societal constraints on women, while also exploring the deep bond between Flush and Elizabeth despite their language barriers.
The novel is a unique blend of realism and stream of consciousness, offering insights into the lives of both the dog and his owner during the Victorian era.
The book follows Flush's life from his carefree existence in the country to his adoption by Elizabeth in London, and later to Italy with Elizabeth and her husband Robert Browning.
Through Flush's eyes, Woolf critiques city life, class differences, and the societal constraints on women, while also exploring the deep bond between Flush and Elizabeth despite their language barriers.
The novel is a unique blend of realism and stream of consciousness, offering insights into the lives of both the dog and his owner during the Victorian era.
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