What types of writing did D.H. Lawrence produce besides novels?

Beyond his well-known novels, D.H. Lawrence was a prolific author who produced a wide variety of literary works across several genres. His non-novel contributions include:1

• Poetry: Lawrence evolved from early, constrained rhyming verse to a spontaneous style of free verse. His notable collections include Birds, Beasts and Flowers, which offers a unique perspective on nature, and his Last Poems, which reflect on death.2
• Short Stories: He published numerous collections, such as The Prussian Officer and The Woman Who Rode Away, and Other Stories.2
• Letters: Lawrence’s correspondence is considered a significant part of his body of work, offering a vivid look at his life, relationships, and personal reflections.2
• Plays: He wrote works for the stage, including The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd and The Daughter-in-Law, which have seen success in theater and television.2
• Travel Books: These works, such as Sea and Sardinia, often blend travelogues with explorations of his own internal experiences.2
• Essays: Lawrence also contributed various essays throughout his career.1