Twilight in Italy (Warbler Classics Annotated Edition)

In 1912 D. H. Lawrence eloped with Freida Weekley (n e von Richthofen), and they lived for six months on the shores of Lake Garda in northern Italy. Twilight in Italy (1916), Lawrence's first travel book, is a rich collection of essays, anecdotes, and studies of life that are filled with his sensory-rich, humorous, and deeply felt reflections on the landscapes and people of the region. As he wanders through the sun-soaked streets and lush vineyards, he captures the essence of Italy's multifaceted allure-from the captivating architecture that whispers of bygone eras to the passionate rhythms of daily life that pulse through the bustling markets and piazzas. A timeless exploration of Italy's enchanting beauty and cultural depth, Twilight in Italy invites readers to embark on a literary pilgrimage with Lawrence, a lifelong traveler with a fierce interest in the philosophical and psychological essence of things. In these essays he evinces a confidence and intellectual daring that exceed the bounds of a traditional travelogue. This Warbler Classics edition includes an extensive biographical timeline.