Title: Underappreciated
Product review: D.H. Lawrence is well-known for his novels ("Lady Chatterly's Lover," "Women in Love," "Son and Lovers") but his shorter works are equally masterful. In this crisp novella, Lawrence beautifully paints a minimalistic tableaux of romance, magic, and high tension, around a mere three characters, on one farm. Anyone who ever groaned at the immense loquacity of "The Rainbow," might be surprised to discover that "The Fox" is by the same Lawrence.I must add that Lawrence's philosophy on sexual relationships and love (as depicted in "The Fox" and other works) have been often been criticized as misogynistic. In a sense, these criticisms are valid, but they are also unfairly simplistic. Regardless, Lawrence is a fantastic writer, as "The Fox" amply demonstrates.
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