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The E. M. Forster Library

The E. M. Forster Library

By: E. M. Forster
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 Here, stories are allowed to breathe. The E. M. Forster Library offers complete readings of Forster’s novels, inviting listeners to wander through drawing rooms, sunlit hills, and distant horizons where strangers meet and hearts awaken. It is a quiet place for connection - between voice and listener, past and present - where literature is not hurried, but lived.Public domain
Episodes
  • The Longest Journey Chapter 14

    The Longest Journey Chapter 14
    Mar 9 2026
    In which the unsettling presence of two shadowy figures unsettles Rickie and Agnes, revealing hidden truths that threaten the delicate peace of their lives and their acquaintances. Amid whispered confessions and reluctant reconciliations, the characters grapple with loyalty, conscience, and the uneasy burdens of knowledge in a world where appearances hold great sway.
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    17 mins
  • The Longest Journey Chapter 13

    The Longest Journey Chapter 13
    Mar 8 2026
    In which family tensions simmer beneath the surface of a country visit, revealing the uneasy interplay of affection, envy, and misunderstanding among kinsfolk and their guests. Amidst the tranquil Wiltshire landscape and ancient earthworks, a poignant moment of shock and insight brings a deeper, if troubling, clarity to the bonds that bind them.
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    27 mins
  • The Longest Journey Chapter 12

    The Longest Journey Chapter 12
    Mar 7 2026
    In which two young men embark on a country ride that reveals much about their contrasting characters and the sometimes sour realities behind rustic life and youthful bravado. The broad Wiltshire landscape and the quiet solitude of Cadover provide a reflective backdrop to their uneasy companionship and the gentle stirring of unfamiliar feelings.
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    36 mins
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