John Delavoy (1898)

Henry James's literary journey began with an unconventional education and early writing, leading to his first published story at age twenty. After emigrating to London in 1876, he became a prolific author, creating a significant body of work that includes twenty novels and numerous short stories. His notable titles, such as The Europeans and The Turn of the Screw, showcase his mastery in exploring complex themes and characters. This republished edition includes a new introductory biography, offering insights into James's influential life and writing career.