St. Mawr: And the Man Who Died

"St. Mawr: And the Man Who Died" brings together two of D.H. Lawrence's most provocative and symbolically rich novellas. In "St. Mawr", the narrative follows Lou Witt, an American woman living in England who finds herself increasingly disillusioned with the superficiality of modern society. Her obsession with a powerful, untameable bay stallion named St. Mawr serves as a catalyst for her spiritual awakening, leading her from the stagnant salons of London to the wild, transformative landscap...