Bücher von Henry James

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

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

Un grand roman psychologique sur l’indépendance, le mariage, l’argent et la manipulation.

Ein psychologischer Roman über Freiheit, Liebe, Geld, Manipulation und eigene Entscheidungen.

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.

A classic English-language work about class, revolution, identity and conscience.

A classic English-language work about inheritance, marriage, taste and family power.

A classic English-language work about transatlantic manners, culture, marriage and belonging.

A classic English-language work about inheritance, wealth, innocence and moral responsibility.

A classic English-language work about art, politics, ambition, performance and vocation.

A classic English-language work about American innocence, European convention, class, courtship and family pride.

A drawing-room drama of youth, marriage, and the social rules that adults prefer not to name.

A psychological mystery built from suspicion, social observation, and an elusive theory of hidden influence.

A late Henry James comedy about an English country house, a disputed masterpiece, and the collision of art, money, inheritance, and national identity.

An artistic coming-of-age novel about ambition, expatriate life, desire and the cost of genius.