Jacob's Room

Interesting Facts

• The book is considered one of the first examples of modernist literature, where the traditional plot and structure are replaced by fragmented and subjective descriptions.
• The main character, Jacob Flanders, is presented through the perceptions of other characters rather than his own actions or thoughts.
• The novel explores the theme of loss and memory, particularly in the context of World War I.
• The book employs the technique of stream of consciousness, allowing a deeper insight into the characters' thoughts and feelings.
• The work contains autobiographical elements reflecting Virginia Woolf's personal experiences.