Valentine’s Day is all about love. But when love is so complex, so intense, so soul-encompassing, how are mere mortals like ourselves ever meant to be able to express our love? Fortunately for us, ‘love’ is a topic that writers have been making into an art form since literature was still in its foetus form. […]Read More
Title: A Room With A View Author: E. M. Forster What I think so far: This novel is very different to anything I’ve ever read before and so I have struggled engaging with both the language and the story, but I’m reluctant to stop reading it without finishing it, for a multitude of reasons. First published in 1908, […]Read More
I will admit that I only ever read this book for my English Literature coursework. Nevertheless, it doesn’t make a boring read; quite the opposite, really. E. M. Forster’s A Room with a View follows Lucy Honeychurch, a ladylike and increasingly radical young woman in Edwardian England. Throughout the book, Lucy abandons the upper middle […]Read More
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