DH Lawrence Challenge 2010 - Reviews

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Today, it begins! Good luck everyone who's signed up. Thanks for joining in! It's my first go at this so please bear with me. :)

My personal aim is to take it a bit easier with this challenge than with the Brontë one, where I went "a bit" mad, so have set my limit to a more reasonable one book a month. Will read them in order in the omnibus, but I can't remember which one comes first. Just know I plan on finishing with Lady Chatterley's Lover in December.

That being said - let's go! :D

Post your DH Lawrence Challenge reviews here!

When you have finished something in the challenge and written something about it on your blog, please pop by here and let the rest of us know the link to your review, because sharing is caring! :)



See the Challenge details and sign up to participate here!

Comments

  1. Maria Grazia1 July 2010 at 22:56

    I've just announced my joining in the Challenge and posted my tasks.Thanks for this opportunity , Traxy!

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  2. Traxy24 August 2010 at 13:51

    Gah! What I numpty I am... Clicked to approve comment and then clicked to delete comment instead of deleting the email. *bangs head on keyboard* Sorry, mel u!

    Here's mel's comment:

    Hi-I just read and posted on one of Lawrence's most famous short stories, "The Fox"

    http://rereadinglives.blogspot.com/2010/08/fox-by-d-h-lawrence.html

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  3. Odessa28 August 2010 at 03:38

    Gah... I'm sorry I haven't posted yet. I was supposed to get to the library for Sons and Lovers weeks ago, I expected to be finished but I haven't even started yet! I will though, I am determined.

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  4. Maria Grazia12 September 2010 at 23:55

    I'm just halfway down now. I've just posted about Lady Chatterley's Lover, book and BBC series 1993.

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