Written in 1913 but published posthumously, Maurice tells the story of a young man coming to terms with his love for another man in Edwardian England. As Maurice navigates societal expectations and internal shame, the novel boldly imagines a future where same-gender love can be fulfilling and joyful. Forster insisted the story end happily—an act of quiet rebellion for its time.
~ Included for its historical significance and tender portrayal of queer love in a repressive era. A timeless reminder that queerness has always deserved a hopeful ending. ~
