Trump's actions seem chaotic until you look more closely at who is winning. www.propublica.org/article/pam-...

Lawrence Poetry Day coming to you soon...

Lawrence and his beloved cow Susan in May 1925 #booksky youtu.be/pLkwoZF7Jbg?...

Is it hot enough yet to dig out the sandals? Let's hope they're more comfortable than the ones D.H.Lawrence used to wear. Quite like the serape, though...

The latest chapter of my historical novel, Maynard's War, is now available to read. In one of my favourite episodes, Bertrand Russell decides to introduce his old friend John Maynard Keynes to his new friend D.H.Lawrence. And it doesn’t go well. bloomsbury.substack.com/p/maynards-w...

D.H. Lawrence is a man of endless energy, and so being bed-ridden and reliant on others impacts his mood. Take a digital pilgrimage back to April 1925 via The D.H.Lawrence Memory Theatre. youtu.be/RfRBjeQNcs0?...

'Done in by Time' by Joseph Epstein at The Lamp Magazine. References to you know who in the review. thelampmagazine.com/issues/issue...

We’re here! We thought we’d join the #bookish community here on #Bluesky. Follow us to open up a whole world of good #reading, beautifully produced #magazines and limited edition #books, literary recommendations and other news from Slightly Foxed 🦊💕📚 Find out more: foxedquarterly.com

UK Joyceans/Modernists: because of the UK's unique copyright legislation, access to jamesjoycecorrespondence.org was blocked -- until now. The Joyce letters are now open to UK users, which will make a huge difference for all of us. #jamesjoyce #correspondence #editing

📚 Banned Book of the Day It’s been a minute—but let’s bring this back with a favorite from my younger years: How to Eat Fried Worms by Thomas Rockwell. Yes, it’s been banned. Why? Because kids dare each other to eat worms. I loved this book. Still do. #BannedBooks #OnlyBadGuysBanBooks #ReadFreely

The EA is seeking to grow its membership…membership fees contribute directly to our advocacy work, activities, events.There is much more work to do! We value the contribution our members make, our diverse communities across all sectors represent our subject, shaping its future together. Plse share ⬇️

Virginia Woolf: Writing Life. Summer course 2025. We study: Mrs Dalloway (1925) To the Lighthouse (1927) Orlando (1928) The Waves (1931) Flush (1933) Five days of intensive study, conversation, and friendship. www.literaturecambridge.co.uk/summer-camb-...

Join the London Lawrence Group tonight for an online talk from Maria Thanassa entitled 'Lawrence and the Argonauts (6.30pm - 8pm).

We recently visited Bromley House Library and had a fumble with this 1932 version of Lady Chatterley's Lover, published by Martin Secker.

Only Torpedo the Ark could bring Larry David and David Herbert Lawrence into the same conversation... dhlawrencesociety.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?...

For a Musk/Trump free world, step back to February 1925... youtu.be/d5QehptElZU?...

Next time you chop logs: "Doesn't he live with a vast silence you shall never, never penetrate, though you chop him into landlines shred from shred. He is alive with life such as you have not got and will never have. And in so far as he is a vast, powerful, silent life, you should worship him."

David Ellis explores Lawrence’s final days in The Conversation. theconversation.com/d-h-lawrence...

I even found a reference to my great-grandparents' assistance and the delivery of the first edition in DH Lawrence's letters.

My great grandfather did final draft edits to Lady Chatterley's Lover while hanging out with DH Lawrence in Mallorca. I have an (unsigned) first edition that Lawrence sent him as a thank-you. It is in less than pristine condition, but still super cool.

Robert Colls: The case against George Orwell As with DH Lawrence, Orwell’s private life has imperilled his reputation. Is there a way back? www.newstatesman.com/culture/book...

Nottingham's favourite manic miner, David Amos, shares a tale about the shape of a miner's snap tin. It would appear size does matter. This video was created for the Memory Theatre project... youtu.be/YwG45nHgHxI?...

The CFP for the MSA Conference in Boston (Oct. 9- 12) is now out! www.moderniststudies.org/conference/M... Please share widely!

Wasn't expecting to find a copy of Lady Chatterley's Lover at a gardening centre in Devon. Must be the tips on rearing pheasants...

Plans to rebuild Brinsley headstocks set for approval - and about time, too. The landscape is empty without these iconic 36ft industrial towers. A special thanks to the protest groups who continued to raise this issue. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

The Routledge Companion to Working Class Literature includes two chapters on Lawrence: C12. D. H. Lawrence, Class and Culture by Neil Roberts. C13. Work, Sex, and Women in D.H. Lawrence’s Fiction: Intersections of Class and Gender by Tonya Krouse www.routledge.com/The-Routledg...

100 years ago this month D.H.Lawrence advised "Whoever reads me will be thick of the scrimmage, and if he doesn’t like it – if he wants a safe seat in the audience – let him read somebody else." #booksky youtu.be/LQwPbqsizh8?...

Did anyone see the Black Moon last night? If so, were you like Ursula Brangwen in The Rainbow who "wanted the moon to fill in to her."

The official page for my book is up on the OUP site now, with a little more information about it: global.oup.com/academic/pro...

Shirley Bricout informs us that Lawrence continues to be popular in France as shown by the recent publication of a new translations of Lady Chatterley's Lover (L'Amant de Lady Chatterley)which is printed on Bible paper and bound in full leather with gold gilding.

A Picture of Katherine Mansfield is a 1973 BBC television drama series starring Vanessa Redgrave as writer Katherine Mansfield and Jeremy Brett as her second husband John Middleton Murry. You can watch part of it here using the link below. youtu.be/baaxvdgKDVI?...

The next meeting of the London Lawrence Group will historically situate Lawrence’s short story 'The Border Line'. Thurs 12 Dec. Guest speaker is Julianne Newmark. If you fancy an ontology of endlessness via Heideggar and Agamben, see Catherine Brown's website for more details.

A bit late to join the 'starter pack' trend, but as we're gradually migrating here, it's the perfect time to start connecting with both old and new friends through this list of literary societies. Follow them for their latest updates! go.bsky.app/4KvE9bp

Just over a week to go! How are those abstracts coming along? #VWoolf2025 v-woolf-society.com/woolf-and-di...

The Haggs Preservation Society are meeting at Beauvale Priory at 11am on 7th December for a general catch-up. Bring a reading with you or good wit.

A very big thank you to Susan Reid, editor of The Journal of D.H.Lawrence Studies (2013 - 2024), who steps down after 12 years and 3,046 edited pages. We wish her the very best with her own creative endeavours. Watch this space...

One hundred years ago, D.H.Lawrence was in Mexico, where the first populist presidency campaign was underway. The more things change, the more they stay the same... #booksky youtu.be/ls1lBB3-zQ4?...

Tonight, Shirley Bricout will give a talk on Lawrence and Volcanoes to our London group (Zoom 6.30pm). Shirley will be examining how volcanoes fired DHL's imagination, influenced his descriptions of landscape, and how he turned literal volcanic features into metaphors for conflict.

Great to see a thoughtful longread by Seamus Perry in the @londonreview.bsky.social, on the new edition of Lewis's mammoth philosophical tract, 'Time and Western Man'. As the first fruit of the OUP Collected Works project, Perry applauds the 'scrupulous erudition' of Paul Edwards' editorial work.

Our monthly bulletin will be published on 1 December. If you have any D.H. Lawrence related news, please reply here, and we'll make our members aware.

We've made it to bluer skies 🦋 We have a lot of exciting programming in the works at the intersections of modernist pedagogy and climate justice—watch this space! You can learn more about our community and get involved via our website: sites.google.com/risd.edu/mod...