Lady Chatterley's Lover

Exploring themes of sexuality and emotional disconnection, this novel follows Constance Reid, known as Lady Chatterley, who feels isolated in her marriage to a paralyzed baronet after World War I. Seeking fulfillment, she engages in an affair with the gamekeeper, challenging societal norms. Initially deemed obscene, it gained fame after a landmark trial allowed its uncensored publication. Celebrated for its boldness and depth, this classic work is now available in a new edition with an insightful biography of David Herbert Lawrence.