Millions Millions • At the New Statesman, Jeanette Winterson reflects on Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, which she celebrates as both a work of fantasy and a “savage satire on sexism.”

At the New Statesman, Jeanette Winterson reflects on Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, which she celebrates as both a work of fantasy and a “savage satire on sexism.”

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