Description
E.M. Forster's poignant novel, written in the early 20th century but published decades later, explores the life of Maurice Hall as he navigates the rigid social structures of Edwardian England. From his Cambridge education to his entry into the business world, Maurice appears to be a conventional young man destined for a predictable life. However, beneath the surface, he grapples with his homosexuality, a truth that sets him apart in a society that offers no space for such desires. This groundbreaking work, celebrated for its optimistic portrayal of same-sex love, delves into themes of identity, societal constraint, and the transformative power of authentic connection, ultimately affirming the possibility of happiness against all odds.
Available Editions
paperback
W.W. Norton & Co.
Published Jan 1, 1993
256 pages
ISBN: 9780393310320
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First Published
1971
Language
eng
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