Henry James Books

A haunted and ambiguous novella of fear, perception, childhood, and psychological pressure.

A major psychological novel of independence, marriage, money, and moral choice.

A compact transatlantic novella of innocence, manners, judgment, and social ambiguity.

Henry James’s late novel of marriage, perception, hidden betrayal, and psychological strategy.

A complex novel of inheritance, illness, love, and moral calculation in London and Venice.

A tightly shaped New York novel about inheritance, courtship, parental control, and quiet resistance.

A public-domain original edition centered on Lambert Strether’s Paris mission, American innocence, European society, moral perception, missed chances, and James’s late style.

Henry James’s American novel explores reform politics, public speech, feminism, rivalry, and emotional possession in Boston.

A daring James novel that sees divorce, adult selfishness, desire, and moral confusion through a child’s changing awareness.

A Venetian novella of literary obsession, private papers, manipulation, aging, and the ethics of biography.