Author Profile
D. H. Lawrence
| Biography: | D.H. Lawrence was born in 1885. He was a controversial English author, who wrote on a variety of human sexual and social subjects in novels such as The Rainbow, Women in Love and Lady Chatterly's Lover. He was known as a modernist for his style of confronting every day issues. During the last half of his life he was not a popular literary figure, often having his work censored. He died in 1930. |
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The Rainbow  |
The Rainbow
The prequel to Women in Love, The Rainbow follows three generations of one family, the Brangwens, and the sexual dynamics and relationships of the family members. Though considered tame today, The Rainbow was banned in Britain for its frank look at sensual desires. Categories: Romance, Historical Romance |
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The Trespasser  |
The Trespasser
This is the story of a tragic love affair between a female friend of the author and her violin teacher. It is based on the diary of the author's female friend. Categories: Romance, Historical Romance |
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Women in Love  |
Women in Love
Two sisters, one a teacher and one an artist, meet and fall in love with two men who live near to them in England in the 1910s. The two couples become friends, often with very differing views on society and relationships. This sexually-charged book was the basis a 1969 file for which Glenda Jackson won an Academy Award for Best Actress. Category: Romance |
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