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Reviews'Twenty-First-Century Readings of E.M. Forster's Maurice is a smart and wide-ranging collection of essays on a critically neglected novel whose time is very much now. Exploring the novel's queer politics, historical contexts, and aesthetic afterlives, the contributors elevate it in the Forster canon and establish its vital relevance to contemporary LGBT life.' Benjamin Bateman, University of Edinburgh 'I would absolutely recommend the book. Twenty-First-Century Readings not only encapsulates and expands the present state of research concerning Maurice but above all, it invites and creates space for further Maurice related discussions... A real treat for the fans of Maurice and its author.' Anna Kwiatkowska, Polish Journal of English Studies 'The scholarly ambition and intellectual range of the essays collected in Emma Sutton and Tsung-Han Tsai's new volume suggest that scholarly work on E.M. Forster retains a pleasing energy and vibrancy in the author's anniversary year... a deeply satisfying collection... It will undoubtedly send readers to the greenwood afresh, copies of Maurice in hand.' Fraser Riddell, Language and Literary Studies of Warsaw

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Emma Sutton is Professor of English at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. Tsung-Han Tsai is an independent scholar.

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