A versatile
and controversial modernist writer whose achievements have often
been overshadowed by the various court cases they have provoked,
especially the trial of Lady Chatterly's Lover. Lawrence wrote a few
supernatural short stories, many of which were first published in
Cynthia Asquith's anthologies. Perhaps his
best-known supernatural tale is "The Rocking Horse Winner"
(1926)
Short Stories
Glad Ghosts, Ernest Benn Limited
(London), 1926.
(Includes:
"Glad Ghosts".)
The Woman Who Rode Away and Other
Stories, Secker (London), 1928
(Includes:
"The Border Line", "Glad Ghosts", "The Last Laugh".)
ditto, Knopf
(New York), 1928
The Tales of D. H. Lawrence, Martin Secker
(London), 1934
(Includes:
"The Border Line", "Glad Ghosts", "The Last Laugh", "The Lovely
Lady", "The Rocking Horse Winner".)
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