Henry James 
Henry James: Complete Novels 
The Portrait of a Lady + The Wings of the Dove + What Maisie Knew + The American + The Bostonian + The Ambassadors + Washington Square…

In ‘Henry James: Complete Novels’, readers are immersed in the sophisticated and intricate prose of one of the greatest American authors of the 19th century. Known for his psychological insight and nuanced character development, James weaves complex narratives that explore themes of class, society, and personal identity. His ability to capture the nuances of human behavior and relationships sets him apart as a master of the novel form. This collection showcases James’s literary prowess and offers a comprehensive view of his work, making it a must-read for fans of classic literature. Henry James’s eloquent writing style and keen observations of human nature make his novels timeless classics that continue to resonate with readers today. His keen attention to detail and deep understanding of human emotions create rich and immersive reading experiences that leave a lasting impact on those who engage with his work. For anyone seeking to delve into the world of a master storyteller, ‘Henry James: Complete Novels’ is an essential addition to their literary repertoire.

About the author

Henry James (1843–1916), a towering figure in American literature, is acclaimed for his skillful portrayal of the complexities of human consciousness and interpersonal subtleties. Born in New York City to an intellectual family, James spent much of his life in Europe, a vantage point that imbued his writing with a distinctive transatlantic sensibility. His literary style is characterized by deep psychological insight, detailed character development, and intricate narrative structures, often exploring themes of cultural clash and personal identity within an increasingly globalized society. James’s prolific output includes such classics as ‘The Portrait of a Lady’ (1881), ‘The Turn of the Screw’ (1898), and ‘The Wings of the Dove’ (1902). His legacy extends beyond his novels to his shorter works and literary criticism, all contributing to his prominent place in the canon of both American and British literature. In ‘Henry James: Complete Novels’, readers encounter the full breadth of James’s artistry, as the collection showcases his narrative genius and profound understanding of the human experience, marking him as an enduringly relevant literary figure whose explorations of moral and social issues continue to resonate with contemporary audiences.