While staying at Edward Carpenter's house, this man received a touch on the bum from George Merrill which changed his life.
While staying at Edward Carpenter's house, this man received a touch on the bum from George Merrill which changed his life. He wrote a short story about a bus service to heaven driven by Dante, Shelley and Sir Thomas Browne, and he outlined his convictions in the essay What I Believe. He described himself as "so shy it makes one feel embarrassed" and his piecemeal employment included acting as the librettist of Britten's opera version of (**) Billy Budd. This man made frequent use of the Wiltshire downs as a fictive backdrop for such characters as Stephen Wonham. In another work, the Great North Road connects Mrs (*) Munt and Mr Wilcox. As well as The Longest Journey and Howards End, in another work, Adela Quested and Dr Aziz are connected by the Marabar Caves. For 10 points, name this British author of A Passage to India and A Room With a View.
While staying at Edward Carpenter's house, this man received a touch on the bum from George Merrill which changed his life.
(Edward Morgan) E.M. Forster