Before 24-hour-disappearing posts, there was a ponderous and nostalgic account of a particular day in June. "Mrs. Dalloway" by Virginia Woolf is a layered story of complicated - yet authentic - characters exploring gender formations and queer identity. A meandering garden of mauve, goldenrod, and ivy green speckles this ode to Virginia Woolf’s famous stream of consciousness novel embraces emotion and growth and is reminiscent of blurred memories and dried flowers: a reminder of the passage of time, the certainty of death, and the utter importance of this present moment.
