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Virginia Woolf was the daughter of Sir Leslie Stephen, eminent editor of the Cornhill Magazine and of the Dictionary of National Biography. She was married to the writer Leonard Woolf and was a member of the Bloomsbury group and shared its ideas and beliefs. She shared the experimentalism of her age. Her realism was psychological realism. In her novel, she used the 'stream-of-consciousness technique to express the new consciousness. Another curious fact about Virginia Woolf was that she was wholly dedicated to writing. She had a singleness of purpose in mind. She was full of interest. One is surprised by the richness and complexity of her work. The English language was at her command. She had the imagination and sensitivity of a poet. She was a poet working in the medium of prose. She was highly sensitive, imaginative, dedicated, and witty as well. She was an intellectual lady but she was not confined to intellectualism. She was a social creature interested in society with an outlook both warm and shrewd. Her outlook was the outlook of the woman and can be best seen through her feminism.