A Room with a View

Forster's works delve into themes of class disparity and societal hypocrisy, showcasing his keen observations of early 20th-century England. Notable novels like A Room with a View, Howards End, and A Passage to India reflect his ability to intertwine personal relationships with broader social issues. A Passage to India, in particular, marked his pinnacle of success. His literary contributions earned him 16 nominations for the Nobel Prize in Literature, highlighting his lasting impact on literature.