Sons and Lovers / Women in Love / Love Among the Haystacks
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Experience the raw intensity and psychological depth of one of the 20th century's most influential writers. This elegant Peerage Books omnibus brings together three of D.H. Lawrence’s most significant works, tracing his mastery of the human landscape and the complexities of desire. This collection includes: Sons and Lovers: A semi-autobiographical masterpiece exploring the intense, often suffocating bond between a mother and her son in a Nottinghamshire coal-mining town. Women in Love: Often considered Lawrence's finest achievement, this sequel to The Rainbow follows the emotional and intellectual lives of two sisters as they navigate the radical social shifts of pre-war England. Love Among the Haystacks: A shorter, evocative work that captures Lawrence's signature ability to blend the pastoral beauty of the countryside with the visceral heat of romantic tension. Whether you are a long-time scholar of Modernism or discovering his prose for the first time, this handsome volume provides a comprehensive look at the themes of class, industry, and the "blood-consciousness" that made Lawrence a literary icon.
Author: D. H. Lawrence
Format: Hardback
Published: 1991, Peerage Books
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: N/A
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Experience the raw intensity and psychological depth of one of the 20th century's most influential writers. This elegant Peerage Books omnibus brings together three of D.H. Lawrence’s most significant works, tracing his mastery of the human landscape and the complexities of desire. This collection includes: Sons and Lovers: A semi-autobiographical masterpiece exploring the intense, often suffocating bond between a mother and her son in a Nottinghamshire coal-mining town. Women in Love: Often considered Lawrence's finest achievement, this sequel to The Rainbow follows the emotional and intellectual lives of two sisters as they navigate the radical social shifts of pre-war England. Love Among the Haystacks: A shorter, evocative work that captures Lawrence's signature ability to blend the pastoral beauty of the countryside with the visceral heat of romantic tension. Whether you are a long-time scholar of Modernism or discovering his prose for the first time, this handsome volume provides a comprehensive look at the themes of class, industry, and the "blood-consciousness" that made Lawrence a literary icon.