A Day of Days (1866)

Henry James's early work, published in 1866, showcases his unique narrative style and keen psychological insight. Born in New York and later becoming a British citizen, James's diverse educational background influenced his prolific writing career, which includes twenty novels and over a hundred short stories. Renowned for his exploration of complex characters and societal themes, his notable works include "Daisy Miller" and "The Turn of the Screw." This edition features a new introductory biography, enriching the reader's understanding of James's literary contributions.