The Real Lady Chatterley
February, 1960
After Grove Press decided it was about time to ignore the U.S. Postal bluenoses and bring out an unexpurgated edition of Lady Chatterley's Lover, they were hounded by several other publishers (they called them "me-too" publishers) who, overtly or covertly, called Grove and each other purveyors of "fraudulent" and "full of errors" editions of the D. H. Lawrence novel. The dispute has been settled out of court, but the parties concerned are still distinctly cool towar...
