The Rainbow by D H Lawrence, book of a lifetime: Eccentric and dangerous

There are many important books in the life of reading. I do not know when you can anticipate the next important encounter first. Choose a new book, enter the story and discussion, its elegance and wisdom beyond the limit. But in our memory there is a special place where we can protect the love of our young people. When you are young you must not only open another world in your book but also let the book into your own world and your life and change everything. When I was young, I did not only love D Lawrence's novel - I still do it, but the difference is to use them as a religious textbook to teach my way of life

I like The Rainbow: a story of several generations in the countryside of Nottinghamshire. It is difficult to read it immediately. It is not because I do not think that it is a wonderful book, but because I know wonderful things. A great many sentences, and their sublime and emotional words - Tom Brownman knows that "he is not his own" in "Starlight at Night" - I like smoothing it like a rosary Treated to what they said

When Tom first saw Lydia, when he went through the car, she took her back to the bank; Tom drowned in the evening with a flood. Whenever I enter the cathedral, I think about Will and Anna's claims at Lincoln. That is his reaction to the soaring Gothic architecture, she wants to go out in fresh air. When I was giving babies, I remembered how I love his young girl Ursula too much When they plant potato together, it pressured her and made her unhappy.

I'm sorry, I use a rainbow as a guide to my life. His disciples have an unusual, dangerous and interesting aspect. It made me go to college, I went to college, I never forgot that Ursula saw "fake workshop", "luck of material success" at university. It gave me some strange ideas about men and women, it took a little effort. But how can I regret that being influenced by the magnificence of the novel, its vision, and political ambitions and seriousness? As long as we can find the language there is my own proposal that the family life is full of greatness

If The Rainbow is the most important novel by D. H. Lawrence, Lady Chatterley's lover is certainly the most notorious; Lawrence places great emphasis on this and expresses his message to the world. It began in 1926 when Lawrence lived in Villamilanda near Florence. He wrote three versions of the manuscript from October 1926 to January 1928. This book is not much different from Lawrence 's work on other philosophical and moral information, but it is unique in that the author uses sexual vocabulary. Polite usage has been passing for a long time and he gave him a lot of freedom in his explanation of sexual intercourse and love drama. Joyce got a similar license at Ulysses and has been successful all over the world.

Lawrence is best known for his novels "Son and Lovers", "Rainbow", "Woman in Love", "Mrs. Chatterley's Lover". In these books, Lawrence explores the possibilities of life in the industrial environment. In particular, Lawrence is interested in the nature of relationships that can be enjoyed in such an environment. Lawrence is often classified as a realist, but he actually uses his character to shape his personal philosophy. His sexual explanation was seen as shocking when his work was first published in the early 20 th century, but its roots lie in this very personal way of thinking and existence.

Editor and book designer Merle Armitage wrote a book about D. H. Lawrence in New Mexico. Tair Quartet in Three Movements first appeared in Flair magazine, but the magazines are folded before publication. This short story describes the chaotic relationship between D. H. Lawrence, his wife Frida, artist Dorothy Brett and Maidel Dodge Stain. Armitage printed 16 hardcover books for his friends. Richard Pousette-Dart played the paintings of the Taos Quartet announced in 1950