E. M. ForsterFiction · Literary Fiction·1879–1970
The Longest Journey
Synopsis
Stephen Wonham, a young man from the countryside, finds himself navigating the complexities of Edwardian society and the intellectual circles of Cambridge. His journey is one of self-discovery and disillusionment as he grapples with societal expectations, personal relationships, and the search for truth and authenticity. The novel explores themes of class, education, and the nature of love and marriage.
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Prose complexity 7/10
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