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"Notes on Novelists, With Some Other Notes" by Henry James offers insightful literary criticism on some of the most important novelists in the English language. This collection of essays showcases James's sharp intellect and enduring influence on the study of literature. A master of prose himself, James brings his considerable talents to bear on the works of other authors, offering a unique perspective for anyone interested in the craft of writing and the evolution of the novel.
Exploring the art of storytelling and the nuances of character development, these "notes" provide a valuable window into the minds of both the novelist and the critic. Delve into James's thoughts on the authors he admires, and discover why his literary criticism remains relevant and engaging. This meticulously prepared print republication offers a timeless exploration of the novel and its creators, sure to appeal to anyone with a passion for literature and a desire to understand the art of the novel.
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