Day and Night : Virginia Wolf

Virginia Wolf wrote not only for the sake of writing, but wrote condemning social menaces, with an urge and incentive to bring about a change. Her rage against conventional line of thought is evident in the book. The rules of conduct that are set before women are criticized and put to discussion frequently.

Moreover it explores the psychology and infinitesimal possibilities of vulnerable and inconsistent human mind. Different views on life and love is laid before us. Issues like women's suffrage are discussed. It says about how some people imagine things and make their life miserable, how some people have such fantabulous concepts about love that they fail to recognize their own feelings, whether those feelings are just a delusion or not, can marriage and love coexist etc etc.

Though the book is not so engrossing and ends with doubt over the happiness of the protagonist it is much much more than just a delight to read. Extreme feelings are wonderfuly and believably stated in words. The book is like a poetry in motion.