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Description edit
This practical approach to E.M. Forster's novels shows how coherent criticism evolves from close reading of short extracts. Mike Edwards discusses four of Forster's most commonly-studied works: A Room with a View; Howards End; A Passage to India and The Longest Journey. The major part of the... read more
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Characters/People edit
- E. M. Forster: Add a description of this character.
- Rickie Elliot
- Leonard Bast
- Stephen Wonham
- Aziz
- Lucy
- Margaret
- Cecil
- Ronny
- Henry
- Helen
- George Emerson
- Mrs Wilcox
- Ansell
- Mrs Moore
- Ruskin
- Bradbury
- Miss Bartlett
- Adela
- Signora
- Ralph
- Agnes
- Mr Beebe
- Bertolini
- Herbert
- Charles
- Riclde
- Godbole
- Ricicie
- Gerald
- Jacky
- Roy Le
- Maurice
- Arno
- Percival
- Mrs Honeychurch
- Mr Eager
- Ric Ide
- Marabar
- Beethoven
First Sentence edit
E. M. Forster's novels are closely liked with his experience of people and places.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Mike Edwards (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 823.912
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