D.H. Lawrence

[Admin]

The author's death > 50 years thing is really just a guideline. The actual date of copyright expiration is based on the date of first publication.

Since those books were published in like 190X they're out of copyright. His "India" book however I think is still in copyright, it was published in the 20s

[Admin]

http://www.online-literature.com/dh_lawrence/

its a start

[Peer Gynt]

As much as possible. The Rainbow? Sons and Lovers? Women in Love? Lady Chatterley? etc etc..

PS Why are we allowed to have E.M. Forster if he only died 32 years ago? Not that I'm complaining, mind you!

[Peer Gynt]

Yes, and Maurice wasn't published until after his death so we've got a long time to wait on that one unfortunately. Thanks for the clarification, though. By the way, I think the website's great; keep up the good work!

[irynak]

If you are interested in where you can find anything by Lawrence, maybe you would want to check this http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/ebooks/

Good luck