Essays by D.H. Lawrence exploring art, sexuality, morality, travel, and the dehumanizing effects of modernity and industry.
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Essays by D.H. Lawrence exploring art, sexuality, morality, travel, and the dehumanizing effects of modernity and industry.
David Herbert Lawrence (1885-1930) was the son of a coal-miner and a mother from a family with middle-class aspirations.He was a novelist, poet, travel writer, short story writer, playwright, art critic as well as one of the most consummate letter writers of the twentieth century. We have some 5,500 letters and postcards by Lawrence and, no doubt many have not survived, were deliberately destroyed or remain to be discovered. This selection contains just one hundred of his letters, chosen to be v...
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Discussions of sexuality, obscenity, and morality in art and life
Brief mention of an animal's death in one travel essay
Occasional strong language in personal reflections
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Explorations of human relationships with some homoerotic themes
Essays addressing religious, moral, and apocalyptic ideas
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Critiques of modernity, industrialization, and social change
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Reflections on mining communities and human hardship
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