The Rainbow

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The Rainbow

by D. H. Lawrence

The Rainbow by D. H. Lawrence is a sweeping family saga that follows three generations of the Brangwen family in rural England. Through their relationships, ambitions, and struggles, the novel explores love, marriage, sexuality…

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The Rainbow by D. H. Lawrence is a sweeping family saga that follows three generations of the Brangwen family in rural England. Through their relationships, ambitions, and struggles, the novel explores love, marriage, sexuality, individuality, and the changing role of women in a rapidly modernizing society. Rich in psychological insight, it portrays the search for personal freedom and deeper human connection across generations.

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The Rainbow by D. H. Lawrence is a sweeping family saga that follows three generations of the Brangwen family in rural England. Through their relationships, ambitions, and struggles, the novel explores love, marriage, sexuality, individuality, and the changing role of women in a rapidly modernizing society. Rich in psychological insight, it portrays the search for personal freedom and deeper human connection across generations.

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Published
10 September 2026
Format
Book
Extent
16 chapters
Language
EN
Chapters
16
Language
English
On Lithril
September 2026

Chapters

Included with the book

  • 011. HOW TOM BRANGWEN MARRIED A POLISH LADYRead
  • 022. THEY LIVE AT THE MARSHRead
  • 033. CHILDHOOD OF ANNA LENSKYRead
  • 044. GIRLHOOD OF ANNA BRANGWENRead
  • 055. WEDDING AT THE MARSHRead
  • 066. ANNA VICTRIXRead
  • 077. THE CATHEDRALRead
  • 088. THE CHILDRead
  • 099. THE MARSH AND THE FLOODRead
  • 1010. THE WIDENING CIRCLERead
  • 1111. FIRST LOVERead
  • 1212. SHAMERead
  • 1313. THE MAN’S WORLDRead
  • 1414. THE WIDENING CIRCLERead
  • 1515. THE BITTERNESS OF ECSTASYRead
  • 1616. THE RAINBOWRead

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