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Few have tackled the question of what a novel is as successfully as E. M. Forster. Based on his 1927 Cambridge lectures, Aspects of the Novel presents his key ideas on fictional narrative, including concepts like history, plot, fantasy, and rhythm. It introduces the...

Maurice Hall plays the role of the conventional Englishman, but behind the facade of a modest and generally conformist boy, there is a growing desire and attraction to men. Through Clive, whom he will meet in Cambridge, and Alec, the gamekeeper of Clive's country...

A Passage to India is considered E. M. Forster’s greatest success, covering the themes of the clash of classes and hypocrisy he was well known for throughout his literary career. The novel was based on his own personal experiences while in India.