Lawrence and Comedy

Discover the intriguing world of D.H. Lawrence's humor in Lawrence and Comedy by Paul Eggert, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This compelling collection of essays, spanning 232 pages, showcases the insights of distinguished scholars who delve into the vibrant and diverse range of Lawrence's comedic writing. Through his unique brand of comedy, Lawrence crafted an alternative cultural and social space, allowing him to creatively distance himself from conventional norms. This book uncovers the lesser-known side of Lawrence, revealing a writer who not only possessed a remarkable comic talent but also used humor as a powerful tool for expression. Dive into this engaging exploration of English wit and humor, and gain a deeper understanding of one of literature's most complex figures.