Titlebook: D.H. Lawrence; A Literary Life John Worthen Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 chronology.David

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,War: 1915–16, Methuen for . (albeit reduced to .33), and he had had a story in the October . which would probably have brought him in .10 or .12. He was also hoping for sales of his now revised Italian sketches in American magazines; if two were probably too long, two others, he told Pinker, ‘a(chǎn)re just right for

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,Struggling Through: 1919–21,sh agent, and with a whole career to rebuild. He had left England in November 1919, after scraping together all the money he could; for example, ‘selling my books in Reading’ (., III, p. 407) at the end of October. He was also lucky, just before leaving in November, to get a cheque via his American

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,Living Blithely: 1922–25,r wing’ (., IV, p. 187), as he put it — had begun to put his English publishing arrangements on a firm footing, even though Curtis Brown ‘is a little piqued at having so much work from me, and as he says, .. I can’t help it’ (ibid., p. 201). No one at his stage was getting rich from Lawrence’s work.

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1928,rned him more money than any other of his writings. It effectively relieved him from financial cares at just the time when — extremely ill during 1929 and early in 1930 (he died in March) — he needed to be able to rest and not bother about writing; when he would otherwise have been unable, for the f

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Epilogue,f his own alientation not only from the class from which he came, and from any of the classes into which he might have moved (including that of the London literary world), but from his own readers; it shows (in the words of E. M. Forster) ‘the greatest imaginative novelist of our generation’. suffer

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,Living Blithely: 1922–25,sick’ in his life (ibid., p. 239). Following an invitation from some Australians they had met on the boat to Ceylon, they decided to travel on to Australia at the end of April. Letters continued slowly to find their way back to England, and to Mountsier in New York — and it was $1000 cabled by Mount