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Few Writers Have Had Such A Significant Impact On American Literature In The Twentieth Century As Have Henry James And Henry Adams. The Influence Of Adams' Education Appears Unmistakably In The Work Of Writers As Diverse As T.s. Eliot, Sherwood Anderson, Vachel Lindsay, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, Eugene O'neill, Nathanael West, Norman Mailer, And Thomas Pynchon. The List Of Writers Influenced By James Is Virtually Endless, Ranging From Ezra Pound And Wallace Stevens To Robert Lowell, Among Poets, And From Ford Madox Ford And Edith Wharton To Philip Roth And Cynthia Ozick, Among Fiction Writers. The Correspondence Of Henry James And Henry Adams, 1877-1914, Edited And Annotated By George Monteiro, Collects The Surviving Correspondence Between These Two Legendary Figures, Along With Four Letters From James To Adams' Wife, Marian Clover Hooper Adams. James, Adams, And Mrs.^ Adams Were Close Friends Until Her Death In 1885, And The Two Men Continued To Visit And Correspond Until James's Death. The Letters In This Volume Reflect The Strength And Vitality Of That Friendship And Of The Intellectual Exchanges That Nourished It. Covering A Thirty-eight-year Period, These Thirty-s

Author

edited, with an introduction, by George Monteiro

Publisher

Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press

Published

1992

Language

EN

ISBN

9780807117293

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Humanities