He wrote a "history and a guide" of Alexandria, all of whose copies were destroyed in a 1922 fire.
He wrote a "history and a guide" of Alexandria, all of whose copies were destroyed in a 1922 fire. His other non-fiction works include Two Cheers for Democracy and his Clark lectures, Aspects of the Novel, though he is better known for his fictional works, including the short stories collected in The Eternal Moment and The Celestial Omnibus. Even better known are the four novels he published between 1905 and 1910, including The Longest Journey and Where Angels Fear to Tread. For 10 points, name this author of A Passage to India.
He wrote a "history and a guide" of Alexandria, all of whose copies were destroyed in a 1922 fire.
E(dward) M(organ) {Forster}