~Catherine Greensmith
~Helen Baron
Libidinal Structure and the Representation of Desire in Sons and Lovers
~Robert Burden
The Men Who Died: D.H. Lawrence’s Phallic Vision of the Restored Body
~Anja Vinikka
Deceptive Equivalence or Expressive Identity? The Chinese Translation of Lady Chatterley’s Lover
~Yi Chen
Fashion, Art and the Leisure Class in D.H. Lawrence’s The White Peacock
~Barbara Langell Miaras
The Case of the Submerged Anemone
~Keith Sagar
Sons and Lovers: Write or Unite
~Helen Baron
Reviews
D.H. Lawrence: Kangaroo, ed. Bruce Steele. ~Rosemary Howard
Michael Black, D.H. Lawrence: Sons and Lovers; D.H. Lawrence: Sons and Lovers, ed. Helen Brown and Carl Baron. ~Peter Preston
Paul Poplawski, Prompting of Desire: Creativity and the Religious Impulse in the Works of D.H. Lawrence. ~Rosemary Howard
Mara Kalhins, D.H. Lawrence: Selected Poems. ~Bethan Jones