
Jolly Corner
Published in 1908, 'The Jolly Corner' by Henry James is a ghost story that explores themes of identity and missed opportunities. The protagonist, Spencer Brydon, returns to New York after 33 years in Europe, reflecting on his life choices and the paths not taken. His interactions with Alice Staverton and the haunting presence of his alternate self lead to an ambiguous and unsettling conclusion. The novella is notable for its psychological depth and is often regarded as one of James's significant works in the ghost story genre.

















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