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E.M. Forster wrote six of the most amusing and challenging books by any English writer. Amusing because he had a fine sense of the ridiculous in British social pretentions and challenging because his novels vividly questioned the entire structure of British class society. Please begin by reading Where Angels Fear to Tread and A Room With a View for the first session. The other novels to be read are The Longest Journey, Howards End, A Passage to India, Maurice, and The Selected Stories of E. M. Forster. Use the Penguin edition for all works except for Maurice. which is only in Norton paper.

James Kraft has taught at the University of Virginia, Universite Laval, and Wesleyan University. He has written a critical study of the early tales of Henry James, edited a five-volume edition of the work of the poet Witter Bynner, written his biography, and published many articles on American and Canadian literature.