Sir Dominick Ferrand

Henry James, a prominent Anglo-American novelist of the late 19th century, was known for his unique narrative style that often mirrored impressionist painting by presenting stories from a character's perspective. Growing up in the U.S. and later becoming a British citizen, he was deeply influenced by his family, including his brother William, a noted psychologist. James advocated for creative freedom in literature, emphasizing that writers should have the liberty to interpret the world in their own ways. His contributions significantly shaped modern literary thought.