The Hill of Devi

Harmondsworth, England`: Penguin, 1965. First Penguin Edition. 12mo in orange, black and white pictorial paper wraps; illustrations; 175p; 18cm Near fine; clean, tight and crisp, Appears unread. Paperback.

"An account of two visits E.M. Forster made to the state of Dewa Senior over forty years ago,The Hill of Devi conveys the excitement, amusement and curiosity they aroused in the author. Consisting largely of letters written home, the book portrays as vivid and immediate impressions many of the details which later recur in his most famous novel, A Passage to India." --Back cover