Miriam’s Farm Abegail Morley

Miriam’s Farm Abegail MorleyD. H. Lawrence found in Haggs Farm (Underwood, Notts), its residents and the surrounding countryside, his first incentive to write. The farm and the Chambers family inspired his first novel The White Peacock, provided the models for Miriams farm and family in Sons and Lovers and appeared in much of his early writing. Jessie Chambers was Lawrence's first girlfriend, she played a vital role in encouraging his early development as a writer. The essays in

and of home

A book censor is on the look-out for objectionable content

epiphanies of light and darkness

to self-reflections on the poet as remembrancer

As Malthrop’s experiments become ever more violent and life-threatening

"A well-paced and tightly plotted novel that holds a magnifying glass to the middle classes to highlight their dark underbelly

subject and object are erotic enablers and the spell cast by narration

but can we really blame Nazism for everything

David McKie - The Mapping of Surnames

night-shift cleaners

Shaped around five inspiring chapters

Marzanna and the Morrigan