According to Lyall Powers, one of Leon Edel's last projects was a plan to issue a new edition of Henry James at Work, the pamphlet that James's amanuensis, Theodora Bosanquet, published in 1924 at Hogarth Press. Inspired by their collaboration on The Complete Notebooks of Henry James, Edel and Powers planned to include in a new edition of Henry James at Work an introduction and Edel's own reminiscence of Bosanquet. Edel's death in 1997 left Powers alone to produce this new edition of Bosanquet's work, which he has augmented considerably by a preface, an introduction, a chapter on the significance of Bosanquet's pamphlet, and a concluding chapter on Bosanquet's literary career after 1920. In addition, Powers has collected selections from Bosanquet's diary and correspondence.