This author wrote about a boy who screams "Malabar, it's Malabar" in his attempt to "get there", then dies of brain fever in a desperate attempt to avert his mother's poverty.
This author wrote about a boy who screams "Malabar, it's Malabar" in his attempt to "get there", then dies of brain fever in a desperate attempt to avert his mother's poverty. This author wrote that, "Ours is essentially a tragic age-so we refuse to take it tragically." In a novel by this author of the "The Rocking-Horse Winner", Gertrude dies of a morphine overdose after preventing Miriam from being affectionate with her son Paul. Mrs. Bolton looks after a paraplegic from the war, leaving Constance alone with Oliver Mellors, in a work by this author censored for obscenity. For 10 points, name this author of Sons and Lovers and Lady Chatterley's Lover.
This author wrote about a boy who screams "Malabar, it's Malabar" in his attempt to "get there", then dies of brain fever in a desperate attempt to avert his mother's poverty.
David Herbert Lawrence