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Henry James is one of the most admired and least appreciated figures in American writing. In a prolific writing career, James is a key transitional figure, not only chronologically between such writers as Jane Austen and George Eliot and the modernists such as Virginia Woolf and James Joyce, but also geographically and culturally. His characters, like himself, move between two very different... Read more
VOLUME I Memories, Views and Writers, VOLUME II The Critical Response: Reviews and Early Essays, VOLUME III A Twentieth-century Overview, VOLUME IV Reading the Writing: Novels, Novellas and Stories
Biography
Graham Clarke is Senior Lecturer in the English and American Studies Department at the University of Kent. He is also the Editor-in-Chief of the Critical Assessments of Writers in the English Language Series.
