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“Between the Acts” is a poignant narrative by Virginia Woolf, a luminary of modernist literature, published posthumously by Penguin Classics. Set on the eve of World War II, this novel weaves the tale of the Oliver family and their guests in a rural English setting, as they prepare for and participate in an annual village pageant. Woolf masterfully explores themes of individuality, societal roles, and the passage of time, against the backdrop of impending conflict. This reflective work, blending external events with the characters’ inner lives, stands as a testament to Woolf’s innovative style and her contemplation of human existence and connection.
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