This tight, sparkling American tragedy set in the Catskills of the 1950s focuses on a neurotic girl, her frighteningly perceptive mother, and her (im)plausible American hunk of a potential husband.
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- ‘The Young Russian’: D.H. Lawrence, London’s Russians, and the First World War
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- Resisting Tragedy: A Report on the International D.H. Lawrence Conference, Paris, 2018
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- Climbing Down the Alpine Pisgah: Lawrence and the Alps
- The Alps in D.H. Lawrence’s Thought and Theology
- Paint, Pain, and Fiction: Beryl Bainbridge’s ‘Master Georgie’ and Michael Frayn’s ‘Headlong’
- Henry James and Ivan Turgenev: Cosmopolitanism and Croquet
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- The Unconscious Good Life in ‘Women in Love’ and ‘Anna Karenina’
- Scapegoating, Double-Plotting, and the Justice of ‘Anna Karenina’
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- How is Studying English Transformational?
- The Torture Debate, ’24’, and ‘Zero Dark Thirty’
- Are DH Lawrence’s ‘Pansies’ Poetry?
- D.H. Lawrence and Ivan Karamazov’s Grand Inquisitor’s Christ
- Screening ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover’ in 2015
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- Review of the International D. H. Lawrence Conference at the University of Nanterre April 2019
- Review of ‘The Daughter-in-Law’, Arcola Theatre, London, January 2019
- Review of ‘The Theatre of D.H. Lawrence’ by James Moran
- Review of the Belknap Press ‘Annotated Wuthering Heights’
- LAWRENCE: Scandalous! Censored! Banned!
- D.H. Lawrence Homo Religiosus
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- Novels that Shaped Our World, BBC2
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- Old and New Testament Ethics in Two Lloyd Webber Musicals
- Review of ‘Mud and Stars’, a Russian Literary Travel Book by Sara Wheeler
- Literary Bad Sex
- Review of Geoff Dyer’s selection of DH Lawrence’s Essays ‘Life with a Capital L’
- Review of ‘Teffi: A Life of Letters and of Laughter’
- Radio 4 ‘The Art of Intimacy’ interview
- Radio 4 ‘Front Row’ Interview about DH Lawrence’s ‘The Daughter-in-Law’
- Review of ‘Kolyma Stories’, Varlam Shamalov
- Tribute to Tolstoy
- World War II and Memory
- Loving Fictions: Why Do We Fall in Love with Fictional Characters?
- Carnivore: Dorian Gray Meets Trainspotting
- Review of ‘Jonathan Swift: The Reluctant Rebel’
- Anglo-Greek Arcadia and Me
- Is there a distortion in the perception of Russian literature in the English-speaking cultures?
- Five Books by D.H. Lawrence
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- An Orgy of Revenge in a Man’s World
- Marriage a la Mode
- Reader, I married him
- The Unintended Consequences of ‘Lady Chatterley’s Lover’
- On Script Consulting for BBC1’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover
- Review of Nabokov’s Letters to His Wife
- D.H. Lawrencians in Gargnano 2014
- Why to – and how to – read Anna Karenina today
- Review of ‘Behind the Mask: the Life of Vita Sackville-West’ by Matthew Dennison
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- Review of ‘The Kreutzer Sonata Variations’, trans. and ed. Michael R. Katz
- Review of ‘The Dog’ by Joseph O’Neill
- Review of Rosamund Bartlett’s translation of ‘Anna Karenina’
- Review of CUP’s DH Lawrence Poems, and Richard Owen’s Lady Chatterley’s Villa
- ‘Broad range of GCSE literature choices are essential for a full education’
- Mountains of the Mind: How Russian Writers Saw the Caucasus
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