Search Results: Authors starting with M from Eighth Day Books

University of Texas Press, October 1993. Paper Back. New.

HarperCollins, September 2018. Hardcover. New.

Harvey (Denise) & Co ,Greece, May 1995. Paper Back. New.

Harvey (Denise) & Co ,Greece, May 1995. Paper Back. New.

Chronicle Books Llc, 1998-08-01. Paper Back. New.

Living Book Press, June 2017. Paper Back. New.

Living Book Press, June 2017. Paper Back. New.

Living Book Press, June 2017. Paper Back. New.

Living Book Press, June 2017. Paper Back. New.

Living Book Press, June 2017. Paper Back. New.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, June 2015. Paper Back. New.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, July 2015. Paper Back. New.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, June 2015. Paper Back. New.

Compendium, June 2018. Hardcover. New.

The Scarecrow Press, Inc, January 1959. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Solid clean copy with faded spine.

Wheaton College, January 2001. Unknown. New.

Yale University Press, November 2021. Hardcover. New.

Oxford University Press, USA, 1997-03-13. Paper Back. New.

Moravian Music Foundation, June 1956. Paper Back. Very Good. Used - very good. Previous owner stamp on cover, an immaculate copy with no scuffing, fading or wear, clean & solid.

Harvest Books, December 1984. Paper Back. New. As a traditional English novel of manners, <i>A Passage to India</i> explores a continent by way of the conflicting cultures that inhabit it. India, in Forster's final story, becomes a character itself, capable of relating to and abandoning men with the same ambivalence with which they relate to and abandon each other. One might, if one was intent on pushing extremes, even say the book is chiefly about friendship, or at least humanity's compulsion for connection. Forester masterfully conveys a vivid sense of colonial Britain (shortly after the turn of the twentieth century) and the volatile tensions that kept Britains and Indians continually at odds. Misunderstandings of culture abound. Nuances are missed by both sides, to disastrous effect. When a young Indian doctor is falsely accused of assaulting an Englishwoman in the Marabar Caves, the novel finds its legs and carries itself through its climax and denouement in a beautiful and… Read More