Which one of the following novels by E.M. Forster is about 'homosexual love'?

Correct option is C

Maurice addresses the theme of homosexual love, a subject Forster kept private during his lifetime due to societal taboos. Published posthumously, it explores love and self-discovery outside societal conventions, making it groundbreaking in English literature.
Information Booster:
· Forster’s Maurice was a bold exploration of sexuality, with themes of love, class, and authenticity. It was one of the earliest works to portray a homosexual relationship in a sympathetic light.
Additional Information:
· Howards End: Explores class and social conventions but not homosexual love.
· A Room with a View: Focuses on romance and self-discovery but within heterosexual norms.
· Where Angels Fear to Tread: Deals with British-Italian cultural interactions and tragic romance, unrelated to homosexual themes.