The Complete Plays of D. H. Lawrence

📓 "The novel differs fundamentally from the drama," wrote D.H.Lawrence to the playwright Max Mohr in 1928. "The novel is concerned with human beings, and the drama is concerned with events. A drama is what happens, and a novel is what is." All ten of the plays are now collected in this definitive volume, using the best of the available texts. In several cases alternative drafts of the plays exist in manuscript form, but the versions published here are regarded as being the most complete.Издательство: Viking Press