A Passage to India

Exploring the complex dynamics between colonizers and the colonized, this novel delves into themes of racism, sexism, and imperialism in early 20th-century India. E. M. Forster, known for his fearless critique of social issues, skillfully examines class struggles and social hypocrisy through his narrative. Published in 1924, the work is celebrated for its profound insights into colonial relationships and was recognized with multiple Nobel Prize nominations for its literary excellence and social commentary.