Henry James bibliography

This is a list of the works of Henry James ((1843-04-15)15 April 1843 – (1916-02-28)28 February 1916), an American writer who spent the bulk of his career in Britain.

Bibliography

Novels

• Watch and Ward (1871)
• Roderick Hudson (1875)
• The American (1877)
• The Europeans (1878)
• Confidence (1879)
• Washington Square (1880)
• The Portrait of a Lady (1881)
• The Bostonians (1886)
• The Princess Casamassima (1886)
• The Reverberator (1888)
• The Tragic Muse (1890)
• The Other House (1896)
• The Spoils of Poynton (1897)
• What Maisie Knew (1897)
• The Awkward Age (1899)
• The Sacred Fount (1901)
• The Wings of the Dove (1902)
• The Ambassadors (1903)
• The Golden Bowl (1904)
• The Whole Family (collaborative novel with eleven other authors, 1908)
• The Outcry (1911)
• The Ivory Tower (unfinished, published posthumously 1917)
• The Sense of the Past (unfinished, published posthumously 1917)

Short stories and novellas

• "A Tragedy of Error" (1864)
• "The Story of a Year" (1865)
• "A Landscape Painter" (1866)
• "A Day of Days" (1866)
• "My Friend Bingham" (1867)
• "Poor Richard" (1867)
• "The Story of a Masterpiece" (1868)
• "A Most Extraordinary Case" (1868)
• "A Problem" (1868)
• "De Grey: A Romance" (1868)
• "Osborne's Revenge" (1868)
• "The Romance of Certain Old Clothes" (1868)
• "A Light Man" (1869)
• "Gabrielle de Bergerac" (1869)
• "Travelling Companions" (1870)
• A Passionate Pilgrim (1871)
• "At Isella" (1871)
• "Master Eustace" (1871)
• "Guest's Confession" (1872)
• "The Madonna of the Future" (1873)
• "The Sweetheart of M. Briseux" (1873)
• "The Last of the Valerii" (1874)
• Madame de Mauves (1874)
• "Adina" (1874)
• "Professor Fargo" (1874)
• "Eugene Pickering" (1874)
• "Benvolio" (1875)
• "Crawford's Consistency" (1876)
• "The Ghostly Rental" (1876)
• "Four Meetings" (1877)
• "Rose-Agathe" (1878, as "Théodolinde")
• Daisy Miller (1878)
• "Longstaff's Marriage" (1878)
• "An International Episode" (1878)
• "The Pension Beaurepas" (1879)
• "A Diary of a Man of Fifty" (1879)
• "A Bundle of Letters" (1879)
• "The Point of View" (1882)
• "The Siege of London" (1883)
• "Impressions of a Cousin" (1883)
• "Lady Barberina" (1884)
• "Pandora" (1884)
• "The Author of Beltraffio" (1884)
• "Georgina's Reasons" (1884)
• "A New England Winter" (1884)
• "The Path of Duty" (1884)
• "Mrs. Temperly" (1887)
• "Louisa Pallant" (1888)
• The Aspern Papers (1888)
• "The Liar" (1888)
• "The Modern Warning" (1888, originally published as "The Two Countries")
• A London Life (1888)
• "The Patagonia" (1888)
• The Lesson of the Master (1888)
• "The Solution" (1888)
• "The Pupil" (1891)
• "Brooksmith" (1891)
• "The Marriages" (1891)
• "The Chaperon" (1891)
• "Sir Edmund Orme" (1891)
• "Nona Vincent" (1892)
• "The Real Thing" (1892)
• "The Private Life" (1892)
• "Lord Beaupré" (1892)
• "The Visits" (1892)
• "Sir Dominick Ferrand" (1892)
• "Greville Fane" (1892)
• "Collaboration" (1892)
• "Owen Wingrave" (1892)
• "The Wheel of Time" (1892)
• "The Middle Years" (1893)
• "The Death of the Lion" (1894)
• "The Coxon Fund" (1894)
• "The Altar of the Dead" (1895)
• "The Next Time" (1895)
• "Glasses" (1896)
• "The Figure in the Carpet" (1896)
• "The Way It Came" (1896, also published as "The Friends of the Friends")
• The Turn of the Screw (1898)
• "Covering End" (1898)
• In the Cage (1898)
• "John Delavoy" (1898)
• "The Given Case" (1898)
• "Europe" (1899)
• "The Great Condition" (1899)
• "The Real Right Thing" (1899)
• "Paste" (1899)
• "The Great Good Place" (1900)
• "Maud-Evelyn" (1900)
• "Miss Gunton of Poughkeepsie" (1900)
• "The Tree of Knowledge" (1900)
• "The Abasement of the Northmores" (1900)
• "The Third Person" (1900)
• "The Special Type" (1900)
• "The Tone of Time" (1900)
• "Broken Wings" (1900)
• "The Two Faces" (1900)
• "Mrs. Medwin" (1901)
• "The Beldonald Holbein" (1901)
• "The Story in It" (1902)
• "Flickerbridge" (1902)
• "The Birthplace" (1903)
• The Beast in the Jungle (1903)
• "The Papers" (1903)
• "Fordham Castle" (1904)
• "Julia Bride" (1908)
• "The Jolly Corner" (1908)
• "The Velvet Glove" (1909)
• "Mora Montravers" (1909)
• "Crapy Cornelia" (1909)
• "The Bench of Desolation" (1909)
• "A Round of Visits" (1910)

Story collections

• Terminations (1893)
• The Soft Side (1900)
• The Better Sort (1903)
• New York Edition (1907–1909), "definitive" edition of James's fiction, selected and revised by James.
• Travelling Companions (1919)

Travel writings

• Transatlantic Sketches (1875)
• Portraits of Places (1883)
• A Little Tour in France (1884)
• English Hours (1905)
• The American Scene (1907)
• Italian Hours (1909)
• Within the Rim (1918)

Plays

• Pyramus and Thisbe (1869)
• Still Waters (1871)
• A Change of Heart (1872)
• Daisy Miller (1882)
• The American (1890)
• Theatricals (1894)
  • Tenants (1890)
  • Disengaged (1892)
• Theatricals: Second Series (1895)
  • The Album (1891)
  • The Reprobate (1891)
• Guy Domville (1895)
• Summersoft (1895)
• The High Bid (1907)
• The Saloon (1908)
• The Other House (1908)
• The Outcry (1909)
• Monologue Written for Ruth Draper (1913)

Essays and criticism

• French Poets and Novelists (1878)
• Hawthorne (1879)
• Partial Portraits (1888)
• Essays in London and Elsewhere (1893)
• Picture and Text (1893)
• William Wetmore Story and His Friends (1903)
• The Question of our Speech; The Lesson of Balzac. Two Lectures (1905)
• Views and Reviews (1908)
• Notes on Novelists (1914)
• A Most Unholy Trade (1925, published posthumously)
• The Art of the Novel: Critical Prefaces (1934)

Memoirs

• A Small Boy and Others (1913)
• Notes of a Son and Brother (1914)
• The Middle Years (unfinished, published posthumously 1917)
• Notebooks (various, published posthumously)

External links

• Works by Henry James bibliography in eBook form at Standard Ebooks
• Works by Henry James at Project Gutenberg
• Works by Henry James at Faded Page (Canada)
• Works by or about Henry James bibliography at the Internet Archive
• Works by Henry James bibliography at LibriVox (public domain audiobooks)
• Works by Henry James bibliography at Open Library
• The Henry James Collection From the Rare Book and Special Collections Division at the Library of Congress