"I like Italian newspapers because they say what they mean, and not merely what is most convenient to say.  We call it naiveté--I call it manliness" (DHL, SS 170).

DHLR Updates

This page contains a list of all updates and new additions to the DHLR website as well as comments from the editor regarding publication schedules.

*   July 2010: 
Added some new references to the Links page including Librivox.org audio-files, The English Review Archive, and Keith Sagar's website with two downloadable Lawrence essays.  Also, this Lawrence Ranch Fundraiser announcement comes courtesy of Virginia Hyde:

HELP RENOVATE THE LAWRENCE RANCH! 

An important fund drive is underway in Taos to raise vitally needed funds for the preservation of the ranch buildings.  The D. H. Lawrence Society of North America submitted the successful nomination of the Lawrence Ranch to the National Register of Historic Places, and we continue to follow and support such activities for it.  Leaders in this initiative of the Taos Community Foundation include Art Bachrach (MobyDickens), Bob Atiyeh (Mabel Dodge Luhan House), and Karen Young (MDL House).  In cooperation with the University of New Mexico.  Contributions should be sent here:
        Taos Community Foundation
        P. O. Box 1925
        Taos, NM  87571
Checks should be designated for "D. H. Lawrence Ranch Preservation Project."

SEE THIS HANDSOME BROCHURE:
http://www.wsu.edu/~hydev/dhl/Image1.html
 

*   March 2010:
My apologies to Firefox browsers.  This website was created using Frontpage, and therefore has some compatibility issues with browsers other than Internet Explorer.  Please be patient as I work out these glitches.

February 2009:
 
Information regarding the 2009 MLA Conference "Call for Papers" is up on the Calls webpage.  The conference will be held in Philadelphia on December 27-30.

January 2009: 
The cover illustration and table of contents for Volumes 32-33 are now displayed in the archive.

October 2008:
The DHLR has published a combined issue (Volumes 32-33) to catch up the backlog of articles, and editor Eleanor Green is "actively seeking submissions on topics related to Lawrence, his work, his associations, his era, or his relationship to other writers.  We would like to put out as many issues of the DHLR as possible as quickly as possible; hence, we are hungry for scholarly work of high caliber."

September 2007 - January 2008:
D.H. Lawrence Review
website gets updated with a redesign.  Hope everyone likes the new look!  Please be patient as we work out any glitches.  Feel free to email me (Tina Ferris) regarding any problems or suggestions for the site.

End of August 2007:
Volume 31.3 is finally published after a long hiatus and reorganization.  Eleanor Green, the new editor, intends to "put out large single-volume issues for the next several years, publishing two volumes a year until we are finally caught up."  Submissions are once again encouraged, as well as subscriptions, to help keep the journal viable.

24 November 2004:
We are behind schedule. Volume 31.2 was our most recently published issue. 31.3 is forthcoming. We appreciate your patience.

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