Diarmuid Hester

Diarmuid Hester, a writer and cultural historian known for his work on sexually dissident literature, joins to explore E.M. Forster's groundbreaking novel 'Maurice.' They delve into Forster's experiences in Cambridge, discussing how the city's culture shaped his views on love and identity. Key themes include the struggles of same-sex love during Forster's time, personal transformations, and the interplay between desire and societal norms. The conversation highlights 'Maurice' as a vital piece of queer history that resonates today.