The son of a miner, the prolific novelist, poet, and travel writer David Herbert Lawrence was born in Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, in 1885. He attended Nottingham University and found employment as a schoolteacher. His first novel, The White Peacock, was published in 1911, the same year his beloved mother died and he quit teachingto devote himself to writing. The next year Lawrence published Sons and Lovers and ran off to Germany with Frieda Weekley, his former tutor's wife; they married in 1914. Suffering from tuberculosis, he was in constant flight from his ill health,traveling through Europe and around the world by way of Australia and Mexico, settling for a time in Taos, NM.During his life, he produced morethan forty volumes of fiction, poetry, drama, criticism, philosophy and travel writing.Among his most famous works are The Rainbow (1915), Women in Love (1920) and Lady Chatterley's Lover (1928). He diedin 1930 in Venice.
Praise for D.H. Lawrence The greatest imaginative novelist of our generation. --E. M. Forster He was a language, a setting, a world entirely of his own...He was, like all true poetry, against tepid living and tepid loves...[giving] full expression to the gestures of passion. --Anais Nin Praise for D.H. Lawrence The greatest imaginative novelist of our generation. --E. M. Forster He was a language, a setting, a world entirely of his own...He was, like all true poetry, against tepid living and tepid loves...[giving] full expression to the gestures of passion. --Anais Nin Praise for D.H. Lawrence The greatest imaginative novelist of our generation. E. M. Forster He was a language, a setting, a world entirely of his own...He was, like all true poetry, against tepid living and tepid loves [giving] full expression to the gestures of passion. Anais Nin Praise for D.H. Lawrence The greatest imaginative novelist of our generation. E. M. Forster He was a language, a setting, a world entirely of his own...He was, like all true poetry, against tepid living and tepid loves [giving] full expression to the gestures of passion. Anais Nin Praise for D.H. Lawrence The greatest imaginative novelist of our generation. --E. M. Forster He was a language, a setting, a world entirely of his own...He was, like all true poetry, against tepid living and tepid loves...[giving] full expression to the gestures of passion. --AnaIs Nin Praise for D.H. Lawrence The greatest imaginative novelist of our generation. --E. M. Forster He was a language, a setting, a world entirely of his own...He was, like all true poetry, against tepid living and tepid loves...[giving] full expression to the gestures of passion. --Anais Nin Praise for D.H. Lawrence The greatest imaginative novelist of our generation. --E. M. Forster He was a language, a setting, a world entirely of his own...He was, like all true poetry, against tepid living and tepid loves...[giving] full expression to the gestures of passion. --Anais Nin