(The Modern Lover) was first published in 1934, three years after Lawrence's death, but Lawrence probably wrote it twenty-four years earlier: the story of a lover who returns to his native village to find the girl with whom he spent his teenage ...
(The Modern Lover) was first published in 1934, three years after Lawrence's death, but Lawrence probably wrote it twenty-four years earlier: the story of a lover who returns to his native village to find the girl with whom he spent his teenage years immersed in reading books and nurturing his soul. (Ticket, Please) was also first published in 1918, a humorous story that, like most of Lawrence's works, tells of love, desire, and betrayal, in the days when Europe was burning in the fire of World War I. But throughout the story, there is nothing but a war between love and hatred, a feminine struggle between the opposing sides of desire and...
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