Sons and Lovers (Collector's Edition) (Laminated Hardback with Jacket)

A gifted young artist, stifled by the weight of his mother's love, longs to break free and claim a life of his own. Growing up in a grim mining town, he is torn between passion and duty, drawn to women who challenge him yet haunted by an unshakable bond to the woman who shaped him. As he wrestles with love, ambition, and the shadow of his father's failures, his search for meaning becomes a battle between the pull of family and the promise of something greater. Desire and destiny collide in a story of longing, obsession, and the struggle to forge one's own path.

Bold and deeply psychological, Sons and Lovers broke new ground in its exploration of class, desire, and the complex bonds between mothers and sons. D. H. Lawrence's semi-autobiographical novel shocked early readers with its raw emotional depth and unflinching portrayal of working-class life. Blending Freudian psychology with modernist storytelling, it challenged traditional notions of love, identity, and personal freedom. Today, it remains a landmark in English literature, a daring and deeply personal reflection on human relationships and self-discovery.