Orlanda: A Novel Paula Johnson and beautiful views flying by

and beautiful views flying by outside the window

Christopher shows us how easy

She begins to think of herself as a relic of the past

Russell Banks has etched yet another brilliant entry into the bedrock of American fiction

Emma realizes that there's no such thing as perfect--and it feels better to be true to herself

Orlanda: A Novel Paula Johnson and beautiful views flying byThe groundbreaking novel about a woman whose subconscious mind splinters and finds itself in the body of a young man, from the author of I Who Have Never Known Men. Now in paperback with a new foreword by Isle McElroy for the 30th anniversary of its original publication. One afternoon in a caf across the Gare du Nord train station in Paris, Aline Berger, a literature professor, struggles to re read Virginia Woolf's Orlando, when an odd feeling comes