Full Name: Virginia Woolf | Profession: Novelist, Essayist, Literary Critic, and Publisher | Nationality: British | Born: January 25, 1882 | Birthplace: London, England | Generation: Victorian Era | Chinese Zodiac: Water Horse | Zodiac Sign: Aquarius | Age in 2026: 144 (deceased) | Marital Status: Married to Leonard Woolf | Children: None | Description: Virginia Woolf was one of the most important and innovative writers in the history of modern literature, whose revolutionary narrative techniques, psychological depth, and poetic prose transformed the novel into a vehicle for exploring consciousness, identity, gender, and time itself, with masterpieces such as Mrs Dalloway, To the Lighthouse, and Orlando, which broke away from traditional storytelling by using stream-of-consciousness and interior monologue to reveal the hidden emotional and mental lives of her characters, and as a founding member of the Bloomsbury Group she helped redefine intellectual life in twentieth-century Britain, challenging rigid social norms and advocating for artistic freedom, feminist thought, and creative experimentation, while her seminal essay A Room of One’s Own became a cornerstone of modern feminist theory by arguing for women’s intellectual independence and creative autonomy, and despite her struggles with mental illness she maintained extraordinary artistic productivity and cultural influence, leaving behind a body of work that continues to shape literature, psychology, and social thought across the world; Cause of Death: Suicide by drowning on March 28, 1941.