Description
This collection of essays was published in 1934 by Martin Secker in London, representing some of D. H. Lawrence’s philosophical and reflective writings. The book contains essays exploring Lawrence’s views on nature, life, and death, with the title essay being one of his most notable philosophical pieces. First editions of D. H. Lawrence works are highly sought after by collectors of modern British literature, particularly those interested in early 20th-century literary movements. Lawrence’s essays are valued for their passionate prose and unique perspective on human existence, making them appealing to serious book collectors, academic institutions, and enthusiasts of modernist literature who appreciate both the intellectual content and the historical significance of original editions.
