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Pointed Roofs

First published
1915
Pages
157

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  1. 01 - Chapter 1

    26:08

  2. 02 - Chapter 2

    20:09

  3. 03 - Chapter 3, Part 1

    33:08

  4. 04 - Chapter 3, Part 2

    31:25

  5. 05 - Chapter 3, Part 3

    33:04

  6. 06 - Chapter 4

    19:15

  7. 07 - Chapter 5, Part 1

    25:49

  8. 08 - Chapter 5, Part 2

    24:20

  9. 09 - Chapter 6, Part 1

    28:54

  10. 10 - Chapter 6, Part 2

    27:47

  11. 11 - Chapter 6, Part 3

    28:29

  12. 12 - Chapter 7

    3:33

  13. 13 - Chapter 8, Part 1

    26:54

  14. 14 - Chapter 8, Part 2

    30:50

  15. 15 - Chapter 9

    9:50

  16. 16 - Chapter 10, Part 1

    37:10

  17. 17 - Chapter 10, Part 2

    33:33

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This opening volume of the thirteen-book Pilgrimage sequence introduces seventeen-year-old Miriam Henderson as she leaves her English home to teach at a girls' school in Hanover, Germany. Homesick and proud, uncertain of herself yet fiercely observant, she measures the unfamiliar world around her against everything she has known. Richardson tells the story almost entirely from inside Miriam's head, following her sensations and half-formed thoughts rather than any external drama, and in doing so wrote what many consider the first stream-of-consciousness novel in English. It was Virginia Woolf who praised Richardson for shaping a sentence to fit a woman's mind. Newcomers to modernism will find here its earliest stirrings. Available as a free PDF and EPUB edition.

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Dorothy M. Richardson

Dorothy M. Richardson (1873-1957) was an English novelist and journalist regarded as a pioneer of stream-of-consciousness fiction. Her thirteen-volume sequence Pilgrimage, written over decades, followed a single woman's inner life and influenced modernists such as Virginia Woolf, though it long remained underread.

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First published
1915
Reading time
About 4 hours
Pages
157
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Grant Hurlock