Dictated in the autumn of 1914 and left unfinished at his death, this last fragment of Henry James’s autobiography recalls the young American arriving in England in 1869. In his famously intricate late style he remembers lodgings, dinners and drawing rooms, and the treasured afternoon he was taken to meet George Eliot and other figures of Victorian letters.
A last, luminous piece of self-portraiture by James, best read after A Small Boy and Others. Download the free EPUB.