He created portraits of himself and his wife in the characters Richard and Harriet Somers in the hastily written novel Kangaroo, and he wrote tales such as "The Fox," "The Captain's Doll," and "The Virgin and the Gipsy."
He created portraits of himself and his wife in the characters Richard and Harriet Somers in the hastily written novel Kangaroo, and he wrote tales such as "The Fox," "The Captain's Doll," and "The Virgin and the Gipsy." He explored the theme of "bullying" shortly thereafter in a novel about Aaron Sisson entitled Aaron's Rod, and he explored the eroticism of the cult of Quetzacoatl in The Plumed Serpent, but better known are his novels about the Brangwen family. For 10 points, name this author of The Rainbow, Women in Love, and Sons and Lovers.
He created portraits of himself and his wife in the characters Richard and Harriet Somers in the hastily written novel Kangaroo, and he wrote tales such as "The Fox," "The Captain's Doll," and "The Virgin and the Gipsy."
David Herbert {Lawrence}