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Sons and Lovers: The Biography of a Novel (Paperback)
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Sons and Lovers: The Biography of a Novel (Paperback)
Series: Clemson University Press
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Lawrence's autobiographical novel Sons and Lovers was written in
four drafts between August 1910 and November 1912. During that
period Lawrence's mother died, he broke for the final time with
Jessie Chambers, the original of Miriam, had an affair with Alice
Dax, the main model for Clara, had a year-long engagement to Louie
Burrows, nearly died of pneumonia, gave up teaching, met Frieda
Weekley who was to be his wife and life-companion, and lived abroad
with her in Germany and Italy. When he began Sons and Lovers he was
a schoolteacher in Croydon, South London. Writing after work in the
evenings; when he completed it he was a full-time professional
writer living with Frieda on the shores of Lake Garda. The writing
of the novel and the life on which it was based were closely
intertwined. Moreover, Frieda and Jessie crucially influenced the
writing of the book. In Jessie's case she wrote sections of it
herself as well as well as encouraging Lawrence to make it more
directly autobiographical. In many ways the book is the result of
dialogues with Jessie and Frieda. Jessie was devastated by the
outcome, which she considered a slander and a betrayal. But
Lawrence incorporated her answering voice, as well as Frieda's, in
the text. This book combines biography and textual scholarship to
bring to life the dramatic story of the writing of Sons and Lovers.
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