LUST Classics: Sons and Lovers
"You love me so much, you want to put me in your pocket. And I should die there smothered."
The sophisticated woman Gertrude falls in love with a miner, but only after their wedding does she find out the truth about his poor financial situation. As their marriage grows more toxic by the day Gertrude turn her attention and care towards her sons instead. But her love suffocates them, to the point where they do not know how to be with other women.
Beautifully written with and memorable characters, `Sons and Lovers` is a highly autobiographical portrayal of adolescence and the clash of generations.
LUST Classics is a collection of erotic literary classics. Although some of their content can appear controversial, these titles have been selected due to their historical importance within the field of erotic literature.
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The sophisticated woman Gertrude falls in love with a miner, but only after their wedding does she find out the truth about his poor financial situation. As their marriage grows more toxic by the day Gertrude turn her attention and care towards her sons instead. But her love suffocates them, to the point where they do not know how to be with other women.
Beautifully written with and memorable characters, `Sons and Lovers` is a highly autobiographical portrayal of adolescence and the clash of generations.
LUST Classics is a collection of erotic literary classics. Although some of their content can appear controversial, these titles have been selected due to their historical importance within the field of erotic literature.
D. H. Lawrence
David Herbert Lawrence (1885–1930) est l’une des figures majeures de la littérature anglaise du XXᵉ siècle. Issu d’un milieu modeste du Nottinghamshire, il a marqué son époque par des romans, nouvelles et essais audacieux, explorant la sexualité, les passions humaines et les tensions entre individu et société. Son œuvre, à la fois réaliste, poétique et visionnaire, continue d’influencer la pensée contemporaine. *Apocalypse*, écrit en 1924 et publié à titre posthume, est considéré comme son testament littéraire.
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