Presents the noted author's views on literary craft, sex, politics, and friendship in his letters to such correspondents as William Dean Howells, Edith Wharton, Henry Adams, Robert Louis Stevenison, and H.G. Wells

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This fully annotated selection from Henry James's eloquent correspondence follows him across America, Britain and continental Europe, and offers us a broad and fascinating panorama of an age of transition, when the foundations of our own world were being laid down. Philip Horne has spent over a decade looking at the thousands of letters in archives in America and England and half of those here have never before been published.

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