
A married woman has an affair with her husband’s gamekeeper
Constance Chatterley is married to Sir Clifford, who was paralyzed in the war. She begins a love affair with Mellors, the gamekeeper on their estate. The novel was banned for decades because of its frank language and descriptions of sex.
Readers who want a landmark of censorship history.
It was banned in the U.K. until a 1960 trial.
Classics · Class · Passion · Censorship
328 pages · ≈ 9 h
Constance Chatterley, Clifford and Mellors.
An English country estate after World War I.
A novel that went through famous obscenity trials.
Frank, lyrical and daring.