Gini’s Reviews > The World Broke in Two: Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, E.M. Forster and the Year that Changed Literature > Status Update

What a nice change! The author has returned to Woolf. Much more upbeat than the previous few pages. She's writing, they've been whining.

Slow forward motion. Nearly as slow as getting Eliot published. I cannot understand why people stood by him given his treatment of them, but they did. Different time then.

D.H. Lawrence introduced to me via the latest reading now. Another author whose psyche was as unusual.as the others except in his own way. But, what was considered normal apparently applied to upper middle fo

I like the reading, but it is a slow pace for me. I'm learning a new sort of reading with this one. The introductions to Woolf, Eliot, and Forster are done, and now it's on to Lawrence. The units (chapters) are long enough to get acquainted and remember who's who and what they're about. I suspected the cycle to continue in a similar manner, but will discover that later.