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Reading and Discussion Questions on Daisy Miller
Reading and Discussion Questions on The Portrait of a Lady
James, "The Art of Fiction." See also the essay to which James was responding, Walter Besant's "The Art of Fiction," along with James's "Art of Fiction." James's essay begins on p. 51. (Google Books).
Selected
Bibliography on The Portrait of a Lady
Changes to The Portrait of a Lady
List of some
image patterns in The Portrait of a Lady
Portrait
of a Lady Photo Gallery
James
on Howells, Howells on James (excerpts)
Henry
James Scholarship Site at New Paltz. An excellent resource for
all students and scholars of James, this site houses proofread texts,
essays, and many links.
Henry
James etexts at Adrian Dover's Web site. Another
fine source for information and texts, this site featured a "tales
in collections" index, a concordance, and other information. It
is once again available, and new e-texts have been added.
Concordance to the writings of Henry James
Calendar
of the Letters of Henry James. Sponsored by the University
of Nebraska Press, this searchable site lists all 10,500 existing letters
by James.
The Turn of the Screw: A History of Its Critical Interpretations
Review
of "Daisy Miller" from the "Editor's Easy Chair" column in Harper's
New Monthly Magazine, 1878. (Page image at MOA)
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Works
Online
See these sites for a complete list:
Works
1864 "A Tragedy of Error" (unsigned) (Continental
Monthly, Feb. 1864)
1865 "The
Story of a Year" (first signed tale) (Atlantic, March 1865)
1867 "Poor
Richard" (Atlantic, June-August 1867) (Part
I) (Part
II) (Part
III)
1871 Watch and Ward (Atlantic Monthly,
August-December 1871; page images at MOA)
1875 Roderick
Hudson
1877 The
American
1878 Daisy Miller, The
Europeans, French Poets and Novelists
1878 An International Episode. This
innovative site at OpenLibrary reproduces the page images of the edition and
allows viewers to "turn the pages" just as they would with a regular
book.
1879 Hawthorne,
Confidence
1880 Washington
Square
1881 The
Portrait of a Lady (1908 New York Edition)
1883 "The
Impressions of a Cousin" (Century, Dec. 1883)
1884 A Little Tour in France, Tales of
Three Cities ("A New England Winter," "The Impressions of a Cousin,"
"Lady Barbarina"), "The Art of Fiction"
1886 The
Bostonians, The Princess Casamassima (serialized in The Atlantic
Monthly Sept. 1886-Oct. 1886)
Page images of serialized James novels
at the Making of America Site
1888 The
Aspern Papers, The
Reverberator, Louisa Pallant, The Modern Warning, Partial Portraits
1890 The
Tragic Muse
1893 The
Real Thing and Other Tales (Includes "The Wheel of Time," "Lord
Beapre," "The Visit")
1895 Guy Domville (play; opens January
5 at St. James's Theatre, London); Terminations (Includes "The Coxon
Fund," "The
Death of the Lion," "The Middle Years," "The Altar of the Dead")
1897 The
Spoils of Poynton, What
Maisie Knew
1898 The
Turn of the Screw, In
the Cage
1899 The
Awkward Age
1900 The Soft Side (twelve tales)
1901 The
Sacred Fount
1902 The
Wings of the Dove
1903 The
Ambassadors (corrected HTML at New Paltz), The Better Sort (twelve tales), William
Wetmore Story and His Friends
1904 The
Golden Bowl
1907 The American Scene The
American Scene, Chapter 8: Concord and Salem
1907-9 New York Edition of James's Work
1909 "The Jolly Corner"; Italian Hours
1913 A Small Boy and Others
1914 Notes of a Son and Brother
1914 The
Ivory Tower (uncompleted)
Shorter Works
Criticism
"Alphonse
Daudet" (Century, 1883)
"An
Animated Conversation" (Scribner's, March 1889)
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