Titlebook: D.H. Lawrence; A Literary Life John Worthen Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 chronology.David

exquisite

,Struggling Through: 1919–21, in my pocket and about twelve pounds lying in the bank in London’.. He and Frieda were on their way to yet more free accommodation: this time, a farmhouse in the Abruzzi mountains, south of Rome, which an English friend wished to consider as possible accommodation for herself and her children; the Lawrences would form an exploratory expedition.

谁在削木头

Book 1993ife in 1912; but the banning of his novel The Rainbow in 1915 effectively destroyed his capacity to earn his living by his writing during the War. Even after the War, he wrote an enormous amount in many genres not simply because he was a creative genius, but because his books generally sold so poorl

等级的上升

有危险

,Success and Catastrophe: 1913–15,ewers (and publishers’ readers) thereafter would frequently compare his subsequent works with ., and often lament the falling-off they found. And the novel remained his most widely read work until . was published in 1928.

结束

Epilogue,ndon literary world), but from his own readers; it shows (in the words of E. M. Forster) ‘the greatest imaginative novelist of our generation’. suffering isolation and exile; and his work, too, suffering from that same isolation and exile.