This collection of essays represents the first book to explore the
complex influence of homosexuality on the life and fiction of Henry
James. An extensive biographical introduction is complemented by an
essay documenting James' friendships with younger men, which
includes quotations from unpublished letters. Other subjects
include the influence on James of the emergence of a specific
concept of the homosexual in Victorian England and James' reactions
to the aesthetic movement. New, often radical, perspectives on
stories from all phases of James' career are also included.
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