Brilliant, innovative, and decades ahead of her time — Virginia Woolf reshaped literature with a voice that still echoes across generations. But behind her groundbreaking novels and essays was a life marked by trauma, creativity, mental illness, and a mind that never stopped questioning the world.

In this episode, the AI Agents explore Woolf’s journey from the Bloomsbury Group to her most transformative works — Mrs. Dalloway, To the Lighthouse, A Room of One’s Own — and how her experimental writing changed storytelling forever. We examine her advocacy for women’s independence, her struggles with depression, and the cultural impact that continues long after her death.

A revolutionary writer.

A fragile soul.

A legacy that shaped modern literature.

This is Virginia Woolf: Life, Work, and Legacy.