'Only Connect' (Jennifer Y. Whang) Ms. Whang's site contains a brief biography, a quite complete list of works, including purchasing information, a small bibliography of secondary texts, some suggestions concerning works inspired by Forster, a collection of selected quotations and information on the film adaptations.

Pharos: E. M. Forster (Rob Doll) This site contains an introduction to and an essay on Forster's life and work in Egypt. Moreover, photographs of Forster, his friends, his books and places and buildings of interest can be found as well as literary criticism on all six of Forster's novels.

A Passage through Forster (Jaye Cooper) This site contains a very small but annotated biography, information regarding the film adaptations, containing interviews, images and summaries, background information on stories from Greec mythology mentioned in Forster's writings, a list of works, an anthology of internal and some external articles and essays, a small bookshop and a list of links.

EducETH - English - (Hans G. Fischer)
Basically external material is collected in lists concerning Howards End , A Passage to India, A Room with a View and Forster's life. A small list of recommended secondary literature and book purchasing information rounds off the content.

E.M. Forster (Books and Writers)
Brief biography and selected bibliography.

Edward Morgan Forster (El Poder de la Palabra)
Brief biography and excerpts from Aspects of the Novel and Maurice.

Encyclopædia Britannica entry (britannica.com)
Complete entry only available to subscribers of britannica.com.

E.M. Forster (Classic Gay Literature)
The names of Forster's homoerotic writings.

Mullan, John. "Enlivened by exasperation." The Guardian. 22nd July 2006.

Zadie Smith's responses to Forster's novel intrigued readers both online and at the Guardian Book Club event.

Abhaya, Dharmachari. "Leaving Home: E.M.Forster and the Pursuit of Higher Values." Western Buddhist Review.

Cerra, Daniel. "E.M.Forster e l'India." Homepage. 26 Mar. 2001. 6 Aug. 2003.

Cerra shows in his bachelor thesis the importance of E. M. Forster's visits to and his subsequent writings about India. Index, introduction, the first chapter and an extensive bibliography are on-line.

Corbman, Sandra. "Freudian Psychoanalytical Criticism and the Representation of the Mother in the Novels of E. M. Forster." Homepage. 14 Feb. 2002. 1 Aug. 2004.

In her MA dissertation, Corbman uses a psychoanalytical approach to explore into the mother figures in the novels of E. M. Forster.

Hodges, Andrew and David Hutter. "On E. M. Forster." With Downcast Gays: Aspects of Homosexual Self-Oppression." London: Pomegranate Press, 1974. 2 Feb. 2003.

The link leeds to a chapter in which the authors want to take Forster as an example of a public figure who did not come out because he claimed a large reputation as a moralist and social commentator. The authors try to show that Forster betrayed the gay community.

Hoffman, Michael J. "'Whose books once influenced mine': The Relationship between E.M. Forster's Howards End and Virginia Woolf's The Waves." Hempstead, NY: Hofstra University Press, 1999. FindArticles.com: Twentieth Century Literature. 1999.

King, Steve. "Literary Daybook, June 4." Salon.com Books. 4 June 2002.

The section "Today in Literary History" explores into the publication of E. M. Forster's last novel in 1924.

Perkowitz, Sidney. "Connecting with E.M. Forster." The American Prospect 7.26 (1996). The American Prospect Online. 1996.

Pulver, Andrew. "Adaptation of the week No. 69 A Room with a View (1985)." Guardian Unlimited 30 July 2005.

In his concise article, Andrew Pulver tells the reader about the life of E. M. Forster, the story of A Room with a View, the film-makers James Ivory and Ismail Merchant, how the novel and its film adaptation compare and about influences and inspirations.

Da Silva, Stephen. "Transvaluing Immaturity: Reverse Discourses of Male Homosexuality in E.M. Forster's Posthumously Published Fiction." Wayne State University Press, 1998. findarticles.com. 1998.

Yarrow, Alexandra. "Sympathy in the Novels of E.M. Forster." Aspects of E.M. Forster. Ed. Heiko Zimmermann. 20 Apr. 2002 <http://emforster.de/pdfs/yarrow.pdf> (to be viewed with Adobe's Acrobat Reader).

Looking closely at Howards End and A Passage to India, Yarrow's essay explores different kinds of sympathy in Forster's writings. Sympathy here means the relation of the British and Indian in the British Empire, the other and the ones of the own sort and the inner and outer self. Yarrow's approach unites both the post-colonial and the gender studies point of view. Furthermore, it places Forster into a literary tradition of sympathy.

Shared Experience Theatre
Shared Experience brought E.M. Forster’s 20th century masterpiece, A Passage to India, to the stage last autumn.

The Friends of the Forster Country
Homepage of the society striving for the conservation of the green belt area known as the Forster country, near Stevenage.

Bemorecreative.com
Small collection of less creative quotations.

Howards End (Becky Bradley and Claire Gunnels)
Biographical sketch, character list, plot, historical context and information on finding more secondary literature.

Alexander, Lynn. "E. M. Forster, Howards End ." University of Tennessee at Martin. May 2001. 26 July 2003.

Biographical sketch, background information, a list of links and study questions.

"The Road from Colonus." Ed. Catherine Belling. Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database. New York U. 29 Nov. 2000.
Summary of and commentary on the short story in the light of psychoanalyis.

A Room with a View (Bjørn Smestad)
Everything about the film adaptation of the novel.

Where Angels Fear to Tread (University of Michigan)
Full, free electronic text of the novel.

Where Angels Fear to Tread (A. G. Rubio and H. Kirkman)
Norwegian translation of the novel.

The Longest Journey (University of Michigan)
Full, free electronic text of the novel.

A Room with a View (University of Michigan)
Full, free electronic text of the novel.

A Room with a View (A. G. Rubio and H. Kirkman)
Norwegian translation of the novel.

Howards End (University of Michigan)
Full, free electronic text of the novel.

"The Machine Stops"
Full, free electronic text of the short story.

"What I Believe"
Full, free electronic text of the essay from Two Cheers for Democracy.

E.M. Forster's books at Amazon.com

E.M. Forster's books at Amazon.co.uk

E.M. Forster's books at Amazon.de

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Purchase books at Amazon.co.uk.

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(h.z.)