For 10 points, name this author of "The Rocking-Horse Winner" as well as such novels as Aaron's Rod, Women in Love, and Lady Chatterly's Lover.
This man wrote an interpretation of the Book of Revelation as the first part of Frederick Carter's The Dragon of the Alchemists. In one of his stories, the unhappy wife of Lederman decides to become a human sacrifice in order to regenerate the Chilchui tribe. In another of his stories, Elizabeth states that she dislikes the title sensation, since it reminds her of her wedding and of the first time her husband came home drunk, before the body of Walter Bates is brought home following a mining accident. In addition to "The Woman Who Rode Away" and "The Odor of Chrysanthemums," this author of "The Man Who Loves Islands" and "Tickets, Please" wrote of a house which screams "There must be more money!" and a boy who gives five thousand pounds to his mother for her birthday after conspiring with the gardener Bassett to bet on races. For 10 points, name this author of "The Rocking-Horse Winner" as well as such novels as Aaron's Rod, Women in Love, and Lady Chatterly's Lover.
This man wrote an interpretation of the Book of Revelation as the first part of Frederick Carter's The Dragon of the Alchemists.
David Herbert {Lawrence}