Sons and Lovers and The Rainbow are collected in this hardbound edition, two of the novels on which D. H. Lawrence's reputation rests.
Both books press on the same material: desire, family obligation, class and the difficulty of separating who a person is from where they came from. Lawrence wrote about interior life with an unusual willingness to stay with discomfort, and the prose keeps its physical, sensory quality even in the quietest passages. Having the two novels in one durable volume suits readers working through his major fiction in sequence, and the binding is solid enough for books that tend to be reread rather than shelved after a single pass.
What the collection holds:
• Two major D. H. Lawrence novels bound in a single hardback volume
• Writing that treats emotion, class and desire as inseparable subjects
• A durable format intended for collectors and repeat readers
• An entry point for anyone approaching Lawrence's fiction for the first time
For students of English literature, readers of early twentieth century fiction and collectors of classic editions. Available at Boipoka.