In the nineteenth century, Henry James was one of the biggest proponents of literary realism. To James, nothing was more captivating than an authentic character. As a literary critic, James believed the weight of writing a good or a bad novel hinged solely on the author’s ability to write. As an author, James utilized a masterful understanding of point of view, interior monologue, and realistic dialogue to create stunningly real characters and representations of life.
The Select Works of Henry James contains six of James’ best-known novels, including The Portrait of a Lady, The American, The Europeans, What Maisie Knew, Roderick Hudson, and The Golden Bowl. Each of these works immerses the reader in a world crafted from the reality of nineteenth-century life. Lovers of literature will appreciate these classic works.
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