A Passage to India

Exploring the complexities of friendship amidst racial tensions, this novel delves into the challenges faced by individuals from different cultures. Set against the backdrop of British colonial India, it highlights the struggles of connection in a divided society. Recognized as one of the "All Time 100 Novels" by Time magazine, the work reflects E.M. Forster's keen insights into class and cultural conflicts, contributing to his 16 nominations for the Nobel Prize.