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Since the time of its publication in 1924 E.M. Forster’s A Passage to India, often referred to as the novelist’s piece de resistance, has drawn marked critical attention, and the still growing analytical interest in this novel is a testimony of the author’s “classic status” established by Malcolm Bradbury. Forster always wished that a novel could be “something different___melody or perception of truth”. In writing his own novels, specifically.