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“Like Lawrence, Huxley shared a dream of literary exile. His introduction to Lawrence’s collected letters could have served as his own epitaph: “He was at once too English and too intensely an artist to stay at home … His travels were at once a flight and a search: a search for some society with which he could establish contact, for a world where the times were not personal, and conscious knowing had not yet perverted living.”
― David K. Dunaway, Huxley in Hollywood: The great British writer's American years