E.M. Forster

E.M. Forster was an English author who primarily wrote novels and short stories. He was best known for his novels A Passage to India and Howard's End.

Howards End was Forster's first critically acclaimed novel and as was the case with many of his works, it was successfully adapted to the screen.http://www.online-literature.com/forster/

1. 1905: Where Angels Fear to Tread
2. 1907: The Longest Journey
3. 1908: A Room with a View
4. 1910: Howards End
5. 1911: The Celestial Omnibus (and other stories)
6. 1924: A Passage to India
7. 1928: The Eternal Moment and other stories

1. 1971: Maurice (Written 1913-1914)
2. 2003: Arctic Summer (Written 1912-1913)

• January 1, 1879: Born in London, England

• 1897: Attends Kings College, London

• 1912: Visits India for the first time

• 1924: Wins the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for fiction

• 1925: Stops writing novels and only occasionally writes short fiction

• 1937: Wins the Benson Medal, awarded by the Royal Society of Literature

• 1969: Is made a member of the Order of Merit

• June 7, 1970: Dies

• The links below are to the IMDb site, which contains pop-ups

• 1984: A Passage to India

• 1987: Maurice

• 1991: Where Angels Fear to Tread

• 1992: Howard's End

• 2007: A Room with a View