Selected Short Stories

Selected Short Stories by David Herbert Lawrence, published by Penguin in 2000, is a comprehensive collection that showcases the diverse range of the author’s short fiction. Spanning 540 pages, this edition presents a selection that highlights Lawrence’s evolution as a writer, with early stories reflecting personal experiences, such as in “The Spades of Spring,” which explores his relationship with Jessie Chambers. The narratives delve into themes surrounding the destructive forces in modern society and their impact on romantic relationships.
Readers will find that these stories not only illustrate Lawrence’s literary development but also engage with significant topics within the realm of fiction and literary anthologies. The collection offers insights into the complexities of love and the societal challenges that influence human connections. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those interested in short stories that reflect both personal and broader societal themes, all conveyed through Lawrence’s distinctive narrative style.
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This selection not only shows the wide – ranging nature of Lawrence’s short stories, but also traces his development as a writer. His early stories often draw on personal experience, as in ‘The Spades of Spring’, a recreation of Lawrence’s long love affair with Jessie Chambers. Above all, these stories illustrate Lawrence’s passionate belief about the destructive forces in modern society and their effect on love between men and women.
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