A bibliography of the writings of D. H. Lawrence

This volume offers a meticulously organized overview of D. H. Lawrence’s creative output, grouping his novels, short stories, poetry, travel sketches, dramas, criticism and translations into clear categories. Readers will find each work listed with its publication details, from early titles such as The White Peacock and Sons and Lovers to later experiments in prose and verse, as well as his forays into translation and scholarly studies.

A distinctive feature is the personal foreword penned by Lawrence himself, in which he muses on the tangible nature of books, recalls the emotional moments tied to his first editions, and shares candid anecdotes about the publishing world that shaped his career. His reflective tone adds a human dimension to what might otherwise be a dry reference.

For anyone interested in tracing the breadth of Lawrence’s literary journey—whether a scholar, collector, or avid reader—this bibliography serves as an indispensable guide, illuminating the scope and context of his varied works.