Edward Morgan Forster (1879-1970) was an English novelist, and Bloomsbury Group member, who wrote five novels and several short stories throughout his career. He received his undergraduate education at Kings College, Cambridge, and was a frequent traveler to India, Egypt, and France.
This collection consists of two mimeographed transcripts (original and revised) of a radio broadcast first compiled and recorded August 11, 1965, and transmitted July 29, 1970. The broadcast version includes commentary by William Plomer, Leonard Woolf, Professor Sprott, Patrick Wilkinson and Joe Ackerly, concerning the life and career of writer E. M. Forster. The radio program was compiled and narrated by Frederick Laws and produced and edited by Robert Pocock.
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Frederick Laws Radio script: "E. M. Forster: A Profile", 1965-1970 (Cage 637)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
This collection was purchased from dealer Bertram Rota in 1995.
E. M. Forster Letters to Vanessa Bell, 1928-1937
E. M. Forster Letters, 1927 January and undated
E. M. Forster Letter, Dorking, England, to Judge and Mrs. Jasper Brinton, Alexandria, Egypt, 1940 January 10
The Third Programme Transcripts, 1955-1968
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