Kangaroo

Exploring themes of identity and belonging, this novel delves into the life of an Englishman in Australia, grappling with cultural dislocation and personal relationships. The protagonist encounters a range of characters, including a political figure who embodies the tensions of Australian society in the early 20th century. Through vivid landscapes and rich symbolism, the story reflects Lawrence's critique of modernity and his quest for a deeper understanding of the human experience in a foreign land.