Forster and Woolf - ENGL 350 Resource Guide

A liberal and a humanist, Forster was more centrist than extreme, and as such, he was an almost perfect embodiment of an early twentieth century realist who accepted the primacy of facts but insisted on balancing them with intuition or spirit.

Includes achievements, biography, analysis Where Angels Fear to Tread, The Longest Journey, A Room with a View, Howard's End, Maurice, A Passage to India, and a bibliography.

Overview of the story, critical evaluation, and further reading.

Overview of the story, critical evaluation, and further reading.

An overview of his life, works, and a selected bibliography.

Provides critical information on several works, including Howards End and Maurice. Essays and criticism, aspects of the novelist, and a selected bibliography are also provided.

Includes events in history at the time of the novel, the novel in focus, and more information.

Includes biographical information, works, bibliography, and critical studies.

Full text, peer reviewed articles.

Full text, peer reviewed articles.

Full text, peer reviewed articles.

Includes books and e-books.

Missouri residents can request books from MOBIUS.

Missouri residents can request books from MOBIUS.

Missouri residents can request books from MOBIUS.

E.M. Forster was the first novelist associated with the Bloomsbury group. He shares his views about his own writing and the changing times.

Created in 1995 as the first Forster resource to appear on the web. Includes works by and about Forster.

The International E. M. Forster Society aims at promotion of scholarly research on E. M. Forster and his literary works. Our intention is to offer all Forsterians – both professionals and literary aficionados – a place to come together, meet, and exchange information. We are interested in all and any kinds of activities which involve the work and the person of E. M. Forster.