“ ‘To write learnedly and to write beautifully are two different things,’ Forster said. But those qualities came together in his own extraordinary writings, and they come together in The Traveller, too. Wulf has captured the brilliant immediacy of Forster both in person and on the page, together with his self-abnegation, his gift for affinity, his radical dismantling of contemporary thought. More than that, she allows the reader to bask in his sensitive apprehension of the world and to share the exhilaration of his dazzlingly humane vision of what that world might be. Forster has had to wait a long time, but he could not have found a better champion” – Engelsberg Ideas

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