The correspondence between E. M. Forster and Christopher Isherwood is a fascinating record of the professional and personal lives of two major British wri...

The correspondence between E. M. Forster and Christopher Isherwood is a fascinating record of the professional and personal lives of two major British wri...

Howards End is one of Forster's best novels. The book was included in the list of "100 best novels" of the New Library of the United States and formed the ba...

One of the most significant English novels of the twentieth century, the film adaptation of which collected a whole bunch of prestigious awards. A novel that...

The hero of the story “Arthur Snatchfold” did not betray his sophisticated and very middle-aged seducer, although he perfectly understood that in the life of...

In the story “Doctor Woolflop,” written in the twenties, Forster turned to the genre of parable in order, without being bound by the need to give everyday an...

In the story “Hryvnia,” the author writes with undisguised mockery about the “eternal virgin” Perpetua, who deliberately abandoned earthly joys for the sake ...

“On That Ship” is one of Forster’s last stories. Work on it was completed when the author turned seventy-nine years old. The action takes place over one nigh...

In the story “In the Life to Come,” written in the twenties, Forster turned to the genre of parable so that, without being bound by the need to give everyday...

“Words are the wine of life,” once noted the classic of English literature Edward Morgan Forster (1879-1970). A subtle connoisseur and taster of Life with a ...

“Words are the wine of life,” once noted the classic of English literature Edward Morgan Forster (1879–1970). A subtle connoisseur and taster of Life with a ...

Sunny Italy. A country of romance, music and love. However, even here, traditional British restraint prevents the young Englishwoman Lucy Honeychurch from re...