Lady Chatterley's lover

Banned as a pornographic book for years, DH Lawrence's latest novel vividly reveals the tension and allure of illicit passion and repressed desire in post-World War I industrial England.
Lady Constance Chatterley feels trapped in her marriage to Baronet Sir Clifford. Unable to satisfy his wife emotionally and physically, Clifford encourages her to form an alliance with any aristocrat of her choice in order for Rugby House to finally have an heir. But Connie falls in love with Oliver Mellors, the gamekeeper of the forest, with whom she is drawn into a passionate love adventure that shakes up her whole existence.
One of the most controversial novels in English literature, Lady Chatterley's Lover is a sharp commentary on industrialization, a scathing analysis of alienated, puritanical society, and an unprecedented glorification of carnal love and sexual desire.

How liars the poets and all the rest were! They have made people believe that what is needed is emotion. Whereas what man craved above all else was this piercing, total, quite horrible pleasure.
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WRITE THE GUY
No one has written better about the conflict between love and sex.
Doris Lessing, author

Anyone dealing with the 20th century novel cannot fail to read this book.
Lawrence Durrell, author

A masterpiece.
Guardian

Main category: Foreign literature
Subcategory: Classical
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Form pages: 584
Dimensions: 14 x 20.5
Weight: 0.69 kg
Cover Type: Paperback
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