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The British Museum reading room is more than just a refuge for the studious and the curious. E. M. Forster visualised it as 'the crucible of inspiration' where all the English novelists could be writing simultaneously. Nigel Forde savours the atmosphere and explores the writer's response to it with David Lodge.
Producer WILL CANTOPHER

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E. M. Forster
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Nigel Forde
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David Lodge.
Source: Radio Times

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