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Abinger Harvest
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Manufacturer: Harvest/HBJ Book
Author: E. M. Forster
Publisher: Harvest/HBJ Book
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Abinger Harvest Description
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 828
EAN: 9780156026109
ISBN: 0156026104
Label: Harvest/HBJ Book
Manufacturer: Harvest/HBJ Book
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 384
Publication Date: 1966-06
Publisher: Harvest/HBJ Book
Studio: Harvest/HBJ Book
Dewey Decimal Number: 828
EAN: 9780156026109
ISBN: 0156026104
Label: Harvest/HBJ Book
Manufacturer: Harvest/HBJ Book
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 384
Publication Date: 1966-06
Publisher: Harvest/HBJ Book
Studio: Harvest/HBJ Book
Editorial Review of Abinger Harvest
This collection of articles, essays, reviews, and poems, written by the author of A Passage to India, contains such well-known pieces as "Notes on the English Character,'' ''Adrift in India," and "Me, Them and You." Also collected are essays on literary figures whose work Forster especially admired.
Customer Reviews of Abinger Harvest
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Review Summary: My Wood
Review: I've only read this one essay from Abinger Harvest. The essay is "My Wood." I highly encourage everyone to read this essay. Forster reflects on materialism vs ownership in and intriguing and amusing way. The essay is also chock-full of wonderful literary allusions. I took an advanced writing course at university and one of the assignments was to track down the sources of these allusions. It was both fun and educational. Cool stuff.
Review Summary: My Wood
Review: I've only read this one essay from Abinger Harvest. The essay is "My Wood." I highly encourage everyone to read this essay. Forster reflects on materialism vs ownership in and intriguing and amusing way. The essay is also chock-full of wonderful literary allusions. I took an advanced writing course at university and one of the assignments was to track down the sources of these allusions. It was both fun and educational. Cool stuff.