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A Descriptive Bibliography of Lady Chatterley's Lover - With Essays Toward a Publishing History of the Novel (Abridged, Hardcover, Abridged edition)
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A Descriptive Bibliography of Lady Chatterley's Lover - With Essays Toward a Publishing History of the Novel (Abridged, Hardcover, Abridged edition)
Series: Bibliographies and Indexes in World Literature
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This bibliography clarifies the circumstances regarding the
publication, marketing and distribution (in private, pirated,
expurgated, trade and mass-market, hard- and soft-bound editions)
of D. H. Lawrence's controversial novel, Lady Chatterley's Lover.
Prefixed to the descriptions of each edition are introductory
essays designed to both elucidate the novel's long and interesting
publication history and indicate the social settings which
conditioned its production and reception. The bibliographical
listings classify the various printings into editions, impressions,
issues and states. The work attempts to describe all appearances of
the novel in English in book form whether in pirated, expurgated,
continental, or decensored editions, and regardless of format.
Introductory essays discuss such matters as distribution of
piracies, strategy of expurgations, the 1959 Chatterley
Sweepstakes, the Swedish, Paris, and Japanese editions, and the
advertising tactics of the paperback publishers. The work therefore
attempts a popular history of the novel. It incorporates
information obtained through interviews with booksellers, writers,
literary agents, and publishers and reproduces title pages,
bindings, and illustrations. Special attention is given to the
parodies and sequels, which exemplify the shrewdness of publishers
from Samuel Roth to Lyle Stuart in exploiting the complex
relationships between serious literature, popular pornography and
pulp romance. Such details give evidence of the audience for which
a particular volume was intended. While a standard bibliography of
D. H. Lawrence does exist, no book has as yet offered as much
detail on volumes containing the text of Lady Chatterley's Lover,
nor has any attempted to capture the lengthy publishing history of
Lawrence's pariah novel.
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