Fordham Castle (1904)

Henry James's literary journey began with an unconventional education and early publications, leading to his emigration to London in 1876, where he became a prolific writer. Over his career, he authored twenty novels and numerous short stories, gaining acclaim for works like The Europeans and The Turn of the Screw. This republished edition includes a new introductory biography, celebrating James's contributions to literature and providing modern readers with access to his classic texts and original artwork.