A PASSAGE TO INDIA By E.M. FORSTER

A Passage to India by E.M. Forster is a landmark of twentieth-century English literature and one of the most influential novels about colonial India. First published in 1924, this acclaimed classic explores the complicated relationships between British colonial officials and Indian residents through themes of friendship, cultural misunderstanding, prejudice, identity, and power.

Set during the British Raj, the novel follows Dr. Aziz, an Indian physician, and Cyril Fielding, a British educator, whose friendship challenges the divisions created by colonial society. Their relationship becomes entangled in a controversial incident involving the mysterious Marabar Caves, exposing deep tensions between cultures and individuals.

With richly developed characters and thought-provoking storytelling, A Passage to India examines the difficulties of genuine human connection in a society shaped by imperialism and social hierarchy. It remains essential reading for students and readers interested in Indian history, colonial literature, cultural relations, and classic fiction.

Features

• Landmark novel by acclaimed author E.M. Forster

• Set in India during the British colonial period

• Explores friendship, cultural conflict, prejudice, and imperialism

• Widely regarded as a classic of twentieth-century literature

• Ideal for students, literature enthusiasts, and readers of historical fiction

Specifications

• Title: A Passage to India

• Author: E.M. Forster

• Genre: Classic Fiction, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction

• Language: English

• Format: Paperback / Hardcover (as applicable)

• Condition: New