E.M. Fōsutā chosakushū Books in Order
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Published in 2007, the E.M. Fōsutā chosakushū is a collection of works by E.M. Forster, including The Longest Journey, Pharos and Pharillon, and Howards End. Set in various locations such as Alexandria, Egypt, and early 20th-century England, the series examines themes of personal conviction, cultural exchange, and social norms through introspective and often tense moments. The works reflect Forster's engagement with human relationships, cultural identity, and the tensions between individual desire and societal expectations.
Books in this series
Ordered by first publication where known. The official numbering for this series is incomplete in our sources, so we don't show series numbers we can't verify.
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Buy on Amazon1910 · E. M. Forster
Howards End is a novel by E. M. Forster that explores social conventions, codes of conduct, and relationships in turn-of-the-century England. A…
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Buy on Amazon1923 · E. M. Forster
Set in Alexandria, Egypt, a trading hub and cosmopolitan crossroads, this is where E.M. Forster fell in love with a young Egyptian man, Mohammed el…
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Buy on AmazonYear unknown · E. M. Forster
The passage centers on a scene in which a character named Ansell lights a match and holds it out over a carpet, repeatedly declaring, "The cow is…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the E.M. Fōsutā chosakushū books in?
Read them in publication order — the list above is sorted by first publication where known, starting with “Howards End”.
How many books are in the E.M. Fōsutā chosakushū series?
We list 3 books by E. M. Forster , published between 1910–1923.
Where can I buy the E.M. Fōsutā chosakushū books?
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