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The Way of Henry James

14 Saturday Feb 2015

Posted by la Clarina in Books

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Henry James, notebooks, The Spoils of Poynton, writing process

We were speaking of notebooks, remember?

Portrait of Henry JamesWell, Henry James was one compulsive notebooker. He always had one with him, where he noted ideas and interesting conversations, he brainstormed plot and characters and recorded engagements and addresses. Among other things, in one of them is found his solemn decision of giving up playwriting after Guy Domville flopped.

Poor Mr. James… Continue reading →

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