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Àííîòàöèÿ: Since his death in 1930 at the age of 44, D.H. Lawrence has become a legend as both a writer & a man. In The Life of D.H. Lawrence, Keith Sagar has written an authentic, vivid biography, drawing on the 5500 Lawrence letters now available, & the many accounts of him by his relatives, friends & contemporaries. He tells the story directly & dramatically, revealing the dynamics of Lawrence s worldwide quest (both as traveler & as thought-adventurer) for a way of life he could recognize as both fully human & deeply religious. The book is illustrated throughout with 150 pictures, many in color, including those of his friends & associates, places he lived in & wrote about, & his paintings. Keith Sagar has written not only about Lawrence the creator of some of the finest works in every genre of modern literature, but also the creator of that piece of supreme art, a man s life.

Àííîòàöèÿ: Lawrence wrote nearly 1,000 poems during a short lifetime in which he was also astonishingly prolific in other spheres - fiction, travel writing, essays, criticism, letters and plays. Lawrence was not simply a novelist who dabbled in other forms. His characteristic vision informed everything he wrote, especially his poetry. At three important phases of his life it became the primary channel of his experience and creative energy - the first year of his relationship with Frieda, the two years in Sicily, and the last year of his life. Bringing together the best of his poetry this volume demonstrates that Lawrence is a great poet in every sense including the technical ... The form is the perfect incarnation of the content, the perfect vehicle for the liveliness of thought and feeling, the freshness, and depth of perception, the wit and wisdom he has to offer.