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EM Forster was born in London on 1st January 1879 he was educated
at public school before going to Cambridge were he finally met similar minded
people, some of whom were part of what was later to be known as the Bloomsbury
Group. An inheritance gave the author financial freedom to pursue his interests,
namely writing and travel. These experiences gave birth to 3 classic novels for
which he is best known, A Room with a View, Howard's End and A
Passage to India. His reputation and stature have continued to grow since
his death in 1970 at the age of 91. His books are highly collectable with India
being regarded as a cornerstone title for any modern first edition collection.
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| TITLE |
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DATE |
NOTES |
| Where Angels Fear to Tread |
Blackwood |
1905 |
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| The Longest Journey |
Blackwood |
1907 |
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| A Room with a View |
Edward Arnold |
1908 |
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| Howards End |
Edward Arnold |
1910 |
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| A Passage to India |
Edward Arnold |
1924 |
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| Maurice |
Edward Arnold |
1971 |
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Short Stories
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DATE |
NOTES |
| The Celestial Omnibus |
Edward Arnold |
1911 |
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| The Story of the Siren |
Hogarth |
1920 |
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| The Eternal Moment |
Sidgwick |
1928 |
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| Collected Short Stories |
Sidgwick |
1948 |
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| The Life to Come |
Edward Arnold |
1972 |
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| A View without a Room |
Albondocani |
1973 |
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Non Fiction
| TITLE |
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DATE |
NOTES |
| Egypt |
Labour Research |
1920 |
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| Alexandria |
Whitehead |
1922 |
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| Pharos and Pharillon |
Hogarth |
1923 |
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| Anonymity and Enquiry |
Hogarth |
1925 |
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| Aspects of the Novel |
Edward Arnold |
1927 |
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| A Letter to Madame Blanchard |
Hogarth |
1931 |
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| Sinclair Lewis Interprets America |
Private |
1932 |
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| Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson |
Edward Arnold |
1934 |
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| Pageant of Abinger |
Private |
1934 |
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| Abinger Harvest |
Edward Arnold |
1936 |
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| What I Believe |
Hogarth |
1939 |
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| Reading as Usual |
Tottenham Library |
1939 |
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| England's Pleasant Land |
Hogarth |
1940 |
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| Nordic Twilight |
Macmillan |
1940 |
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| Virginia Woolf |
CUP |
1942 |
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| The Development of English Prose |
Jackson |
1945 |
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| Two Cheers for Democracy |
Edward Arnold |
1951 |
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| Billy Budd |
Boosey |
1951 |
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| Desmond McCarthy |
Mill House |
1952 |
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| The Hill of Devi |
Edward Arnold |
1953 |
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| Battersea Rise |
Harcourt |
1956 |
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| Marianne Thornton |
Edward Arnold |
1956 |
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| Tourism v Thuggism |
Private |
1957 |
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| EK Bennett |
Private |
1959 |
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| Co Ordination, for Music Teachers |
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1962 |
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| Letters to Donald Windham |
Vernon |
1975 |
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| Commonplace Book |
Scholar |
1978 |
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| Only Connect |
Private |
1979 |
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| Arctic Summer |
Edward Arnold |
1980 |
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| Selected Letters |
Collins |
1983 |
2 vols |
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