This author of "Snake" and "The Rocking Horse Winner" wrote about the Wragby Estate gamekeeper Oliver Mellors, who has an affair with the wife of the crippled Clifford.
One poem by this author addresses a "stern cold man" whom the speaker refuses to believe is actually dead and closes "It's not true,/I am frightened, I am frightened of you." This author of "A Woman and her Dead Husband" wrote a poem in which the speaker picks up a "clumsy log" to throw at a water-trough that the title creature had come to. In a story by this author, Paul becomes involved with Bassett's (*) betting to provide extra money for Hester, but dies after picking Malabar to win a race while riding the title toy. This author of "Snake" and "The Rocking Horse Winner" wrote about the Wragby Estate gamekeeper Oliver Mellors, who has an affair with the wife of the crippled Clifford. For 10 points, name this author of Lady Chatterley's Lover.
One poem by this author addresses a "stern cold man" whom the speaker refuses to believe is actually dead and closes
David Herbert Lawrence