Henry James
15-Apr-1843
United States
Author
Considered one of the most prolific and eloquent American writers of the 19th and early 20th centuries, Henry James primarily wrote fiction, but also wrote fiction and sometimes worked as a journalist to support his fictional work. He traveled extensively and settled in Europe, to the point where he renounced his American citizenship. Much of his writing focuses on America and England, and the cultural differences between these. He has also been a leading figure in a collection of written facts, meaning that his work was as much a reflection of life as it is, rather than a version of love.