Lady Chatterley's lover
By: by D.H. Lawrence ; with an introduction by Mark Schorer.
Edition: 1st Evergreen ed.
Publisher: Grove Press
Published: 1993-02
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 384
Subjects: Married women -- Fiction; Gamekeepers -- Fiction; Adultery -- Fiction; England -- Fiction
Description: Bold, passionate, and erotic, Lady Chatterly's Lover is a truly classic novel of the twentieth century. Trapped in a rigid aristocratic marriage and sequestered away on the Chatterly estate, Constance Chaterly is irresistibly drawn to Mellors, the gamekeeper, whose uninhibited sexuality and common touch provide a welcome panacea to her husband's neglect.
Notes: This ed. contains: the full and unexpurgated text of the novel; Archibald MacLeish's famous letter on the plan to publish the book; Mark Schorer's comprehensive and informative introduction; extracts from Judge Bryans's historic decision.