Madame de Mauves & Other Tales
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- Nombre de pages640
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-5294-3113-1
- EAN9781529431131
- Date de parution06/11/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRiverrun
Résumé
'This selection forms a biography of sorts. Submerged beneath the surface of his melodramas are the unspoken fears that Henry hoped, by living in Europe, to leave behind' Frances Wilson, from her preface to Madame de Mauves & Other TalesThe stories in this selection are James's earliest tales, including 'A Tragedy of Error', which was published when he was just twenty-one. With the exception of 'Madame de Mauves', which is 31, 000 words, all the tales here are short and what James himself would have described as 'anecdotes.' In these stories James explores notions of freedom, sexuality, a fear of marriage and derailment in love, as well as other concerns of a young man with the mind of a wordly observer.
Frances Wilson has selected these thirteen stories and provided an original introduction to James's work.
Frances Wilson has selected these thirteen stories and provided an original introduction to James's work.
'This selection forms a biography of sorts. Submerged beneath the surface of his melodramas are the unspoken fears that Henry hoped, by living in Europe, to leave behind' Frances Wilson, from her preface to Madame de Mauves & Other TalesThe stories in this selection are James's earliest tales, including 'A Tragedy of Error', which was published when he was just twenty-one. With the exception of 'Madame de Mauves', which is 31, 000 words, all the tales here are short and what James himself would have described as 'anecdotes.' In these stories James explores notions of freedom, sexuality, a fear of marriage and derailment in love, as well as other concerns of a young man with the mind of a wordly observer.
Frances Wilson has selected these thirteen stories and provided an original introduction to James's work.
Frances Wilson has selected these thirteen stories and provided an original introduction to James's work.