The New York Stories of Henry James (New York Review Books Classics)
"In many ways, James’s anger at New York is the anger of a scorned lover, of someone who has lost something beautiful and soft." —The New York Times"…for Colm Toibin, author of The Master, the acclaimed biographical novel about James published last year, James’s anger at the city…reflects his sexual ambivalence, and perhaps offers a clue to the nature of “the obscure hurt” that James claimed he suffered in his youth…" —The New York Times"…the idea that James’s last novel is now being published for the first time since 1911 is frankly incredible." —The Spectator