EM Forster
EM Forster was an English novelist and essayist, celebrated for his works exploring themes of class, social conventions, and human connection, and he advocated for the vital link between political and artistic liberty during times of societal upheaval.
Born on Jan 01, 1879 (147 years old)
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EM Forster is noted for his disdain for Dickens's characters.
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Ireland:
EM Forster is mentioned as another spiritual guide for Durrell in Alexandria.
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“Yes – oh dear, yes – the novel tells a story,” sighed EM Forster, who knew what he was talking about.
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United Kingdom:
EM Forster, in a series of wartime broadcasts, laid out how political and artistic liberty were inextricably connected.
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