Henry James
American
American author - AsNotedIn
Lineage
- Father Henry James Sr
- Brother: William James (philosopher)
American author - AsNotedIn
Y/M/D | Description | Association | Composition | Place | Locale | Food | Event |
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1843/04/15 | Henry James is born at 2 Washington Place, New York City | Born | Henry James's Birthday | ||||
1871/00/00 | A Passionate Pilgrim - published | Author | A Passionate Pilgrim | ||||
1875/00/00 | A Passionate Pilgrim and Other Tales - published | Author | A Passionate Pilgrim and Other Tales | ||||
1876/09/00 | "The Ghostly Rental" by Henry James is conjure up in Scribner's Monthly. | Author | The Ghostly Rental (short story) | ||||
1878/06/00 | Henry James' "Daisy Miller" begins serialization in Cornhill Magazine. | Author | Daisy Miller (book) | ||||
1880/00/00 | "Washington Square" is serialized in Cornhill Magazine and Harper's New Monthly Magazine. | Author | Washington Square (book) | ||||
1881/00/00 | The Portrait of a Lady - published | Author | The Portrait of a Lady (book) | ||||
1886/00/00 | Henry James moves to De Vere Gardens in Kensington. Living here until about 1898, he will give up the lease in 1902. | Home | Hale House, Kensington | London | |||
1887/01/00 | Henry James hears the story of how Edward Silsbee became a lodger with Claire Clairmont and her niece Paulina in Florence to obtain private letters written by Lord Byron and Percy Shelley. | Author | The Aspern Papers (book) | ||||
1887/03/00 | In the spring of 1887 while staying in the Villa Brichieri-Colombi on Bellosguardo, Henry James begins writing "The Aspern Papers". James' hostess during his eight month stay is Constance Fenimore Woolson who has a year's lease on the villa. | Author | The Aspern Papers (book) | ||||
1888/00/00 | Henry James finishes "The Aspern Papers" while staying in Venice at the Palazzo Barbaro, a villa owned by Daniel and Ariana Curtis. The desk that Henry James wrote at is still in the Palazzo Barbaro. | Author | The Aspern Papers (book) | Palazzi Barbaro, Venice | Venice | ||
1891/00/00 | Brooksmith - published | Author | Brooksmith | ||||
1891/03/00 | "The Pupil" is published in Longman's Magazine. | Author | The Pupil (James story) | ||||
1892/04/16 | "The Real Thing" is syndicated by S S McClure in various American newspapers and then published in the British publication 'Black and White' in April 1892. | Author | The Real Thing (short story) | ||||
1893/05/00 | "The Middle Years", a short story by Henry James, squeeze into Scribner's Magazine. | Author | The Middle Years (short story) | ||||
1895/01/10 | At Addington Palace, the Archbishop of Canterbury Edward W Benson tells Henry James an anecdote about a young children haunted by the ghosts of a pair of servants who wish them ill. | Author | The Turn of the Screw (book) | Addington Palace (Royal School Of Church Music) | Croydon | ||
1896/01/00 | "The Figure in the Carpet" is published in two parts in the periodical Cosmopolis in January - February 1896. | Author | The Figure in the Carpet | ||||
1897/00/00 | Whilst Lamb House is under renovation, James writes "The Turn of the Screw" at his London apartment. | Author | The Turn of the Screw (book) | Hale House, Kensington | London | ||
1897/00/00 | What Maisie Knew - published | Author | What Maisie Knew | ||||
1897/00/00 | Henry James leases Lamb House (buying it in 1899) making it his home until 1916. | Home | Lamb House | Rye | |||
1898/01/27 | Collier's Weekly begins serializing the first of twelve parts of "The Turn of the Screw". The title illustration by John La Farge depicts the governess with her arm around Miles. | Author | The Turn of the Screw (book) | ||||
1902/00/00 | The Wings of the Dove - published | Author | The Wings of the Dove | Lamb House | Rye | ||
1903/00/00 | The Ambassadors - published | Author | The Ambassadors | Lamb House | Rye | ||
1903/02/23 | "The Beast in the Jungle" is published in the short story collection, The Better Sort. | Author | The Beast in the Jungle | ||||
1904/10/00 | Howard Sturgis and Henry James visit The Mount. James wrote "I am very happy here, surrounded by every loveliness of nature and every luxury of art and treated with a benevolence that brings tears to my eyes." | Visitor | The Mount | Lenox, MA | |||
1904/11/10 | Written at Lamb House, Henry James's "The Golden Bowl" is published in New York by Charles Scribner's Sons in two volumes. | Author | The Golden Bowl (book) | Lamb House | Rye | ||
1905/06/10 | James arrives at The Belvedere by horse-drawn cab. "I alighted at a large fresh peaceful hostelry, imposingly modern yet quietly affable, and, having recognized the deep, soft general note, even from my windows, as that of a kind of mollified vivacity..." | Visitor | The Belvedere and the Owl Bar | Baltimore, MD | |||
1905/06/11 | Staying perhaps a few days, Henry James avoids the downtown area, then known as the Burnt District because of the 1904 Baltimore Fire, but does visit the new suburb of Roland Park. | Visitor | Roland Park Historic District | Baltimore, MD | |||
1905/06/11 | Sometime during his Baltimore visit, Henry James wanders Druid Hill Park. | Visitor | Druid Hill Park | Baltimore, MD | |||
1905/06/11 | I mounted, in the golden June light, the neatest, amplest, emptiest street-vista, the builded side of a steepish hill, and, having come in due course to a spacious summit, laid out with monumental elegance and completely void.... HJ | Visitor | Washington Monument, Baltimore | Baltimore, MD | |||
1905/06/11 | So I walked around that dear little city looking for the peculiar parts -- all with the singular effect of rather failing to find them and with my impression of felicity at the same time persistently growing,... HJ | Visitor | Mount Vernon Place Historic District | Baltimore, MD | |||
1905/06/11 | Late in one of the days of his Baltimore visit, James stops by the Carroll House, which is not clearly identified, but is likely to be Homewood, the mansion on the grounds of the Johns Hopkins University on N Charles St. | Visitor | Homewood | Baltimore, MD | |||
1908/12/01 | "The Jolly Corner" by Henry James is published in the magazine 'The English Review'. | Author | The Jolly Corner | ||||
1916/02/28 | Henry James dies at home - 21 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London | Died | 20-25 Cheyne Walk | Cheyne Walk and Embankment | Death of Henry James |
163 Creative Works by Henry James »
Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
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Title | Type | Association | Y/M/D | Moniker |
A Tragedy of Error | Author | Book | 1864/00/00 | |
The Story of a Year | Author | Book | 1865/00/00 | |
A Day of Days | Author | Book | 1866/00/00 | |
A Landscape Painter | Author | Book | 1866/00/00 | |
Poor Richard | Author | Book | 1867/00/00 | |
A Most Extraordinary Case | Author | Book | 1868/00/00 | |
The Story of a Masterpiece | Author | Book | 1868/00/00 | |
A Problem | Author | Book | 1868/00/00 | |
De Grey: A Romance | Author | Book | 1868/00/00 | |
Osborne's Revenge | Author | Book | 1868/00/00 | |
The Romance of Certain Old Clothes (short story) | Author | Short Story | 1868/02/00 | |
A Light Man | Author | Book | 1869/00/00 | |
Gabrielle de Bergerac | Author | Book | 1869/00/00 | |
Travelling Companions | Author | Book | 1870/00/00 | |
A Passionate Pilgrim | Author | Short Story | 1871/00/00 | |
At Isella | Author | Book | 1871/00/00 | |
Master Eustace | Author | Book | 1871/00/00 | |
Watch and Ward | Author | Book | 1871/00/00 | |
Guest's Confession | Author | Book | 1872/00/00 | |
The Sweetheart of M Briseux | Author | Book | 1873/00/00 | |
The Madonna of the Future | Author | Book | 1873/03/00 | |
Professor Fargo | Author | Book | 1874/00/00 | |
Adina | Author | Book | 1874/00/00 | |
The Last of the Valerii | Author | Short Story | 1874/01/00 | |
Madame de Mauves | Author | Short Story | 1874/02/00 | |
Eugene Pickering | Author | Short Story | 1874/10/00 | |
Roderick Hudson (book) | Author | Novel | 1875/00/00 | |
A Passionate Pilgrim and Other Tales | Author | Short Story Collection | 1875/00/00 | |
Benvolio | Author | Book | 1875/00/00 | |
Transatlantic Sketches | Author | Book | 1875/04/29 | |
Crawford's Consistency | Author | Book | 1876/00/00 | |
The Ghostly Rental (short story) | Author | Short Story | 1876/09/00 | |
Four Meetings (short story) | Author | Short Story | 1877/00/00 | |
The American (book) | Author | Novel | 1877/05/05 | |
Longstaff's Marriage | Author | Book | 1878/00/00 | |
Rose-Agathe | Author | Book | 1878/00/00 | |
An International Episode | Author | Book | 1878/00/00 | |
The Europeans | Author | Book | 1878/00/00 | |
French Poets and Novelists | Author | Book | 1878/00/00 | |
Daisy Miller (book) | Author | Mezzobula | 1878/06/00 |
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Confidence | Author | Book | 1879/00/00 | |
The Pension Beaurepas | Author | Book | 1879/00/00 | |
A Bundle of Letters | Author | Short Story | 1879/00/00 | |
A Diary of a Man of Fifty (short story) | Author | Short Story | 1879/07/00 | |
Hawthorne (James book) | Author | Book | 1879/12/12 | |
Washington Square (book) | Author | Book | 1880/00/00 | |
The Portrait of a Lady (book) | Author | Book | 1881/00/00 |
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The Point of View | Author | Book | 1882/00/00 | |
Impressions of a Cousin | Author | Book | 1883/00/00 | |
Portraits of Places | Author | Book | 1883/00/00 | |
The Siege of London | Author | Book | 1883/00/00 | |
The Author of Beltraffio | Author | Book | 1884/00/00 | |
The Path of Duty | Author | Book | 1884/00/00 | |
Georgina's Reasons | Author | Book | 1884/00/00 | |
Lady Barbarina | Author | Book | 1884/00/00 | |
Pandora | Author | Book | 1884/00/00 | |
A Little Tour in France | Author | Book | 1884/00/00 | |
A New England Winter | Author | Book | 1884/08/00 | |
The Bostonians (book) | Author | Novel | 1886/00/00 | |
The Princess Casamassima | Author | Book | 1886/00/00 | |
Mrs Temperly | Author | Book | 1887/00/00 | |
The Lesson of the Master | Author | Book | 1888/00/00 | |
The Liar | Author | Book | 1888/00/00 | |
Louisa Pallant | Author | Book | 1888/00/00 | |
The Patagonia | Author | Book | 1888/00/00 | |
Partial Portraits | Author | Book | 1888/00/00 | |
The Reverberator | Author | Book | 1888/00/00 | |
The Solution | Author | Book | 1888/00/00 | |
The Aspern Papers (book) | Author | Mezzobula | 1888/03/00 |
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A London Life (book) | Author | Novella | 1888/06/00 | |
The Tragic Muse | Author | Book | 1890/00/00 | |
Brooksmith | Author | Short Story | 1891/00/00 |
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Sir Edmund Orme | Author | Book | 1891/00/00 | |
The Chaperon | Author | Book | 1891/00/00 | |
The Marriages | Author | Book | 1891/00/00 | |
The Pupil (James story) | Author | Short Story | 1891/03/00 |
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Nona Vincent | Author | Book | 1892/00/00 | |
Owen Wingrave | Author | Book | 1892/00/00 | |
The Wheel of Time | Author | Book | 1892/00/00 | |
Collaboration | Author | Book | 1892/00/00 | |
Sir Dominick Ferrand | Author | Book | 1892/00/00 | |
Greville Fane | Author | Book | 1892/00/00 | |
The Private Life (James short story) | Author | Short Story | 1892/04/00 | |
Lord Beaupre (book) | Author | Mezzobula | 1892/04/00 | |
The Real Thing (short story) | Author | Short Story | 1892/04/16 |
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The Visits (James short story) | Author | Short Story | 1892/05/28 | |
Terminations | Author | Book | 1893/00/00 | |
The Real Thing and Other Stories | Author | Short Story Collection | 1893/00/00 | |
Essays in London and Elsewhere | Author | Literary Criticism | 1893/00/00 | |
Picture and Text | Author | Essay | 1893/00/00 | |
The Middle Years (short story) | Author | Short Story | 1893/05/00 |
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Theatricals | Author | Book | 1894/00/00 | |
The Coxon Fund | Author | Book | 1894/00/00 | |
The Death of the Lion | Author | Book | 1894/00/00 | |
Theatricals: Second Series | Author | Book | 1895/00/00 | |
The Altar of the Dead | Author | Book | 1895/00/00 | |
The Next Time | Author | Book | 1895/00/00 | |
Guy Domville | Author | Book | 1895/10/00 | |
Glasses | Author | Book | 1896/00/00 | |
The Other House | Author | Book | 1896/00/00 | |
The Way It Came | Author | Book | 1896/00/00 | |
The Figure in the Carpet | Author | Mezzobula | 1896/01/00 |
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The Spoils of Poynton | Author | Book | 1897/00/00 | |
What Maisie Knew | Author | Book | 1897/00/00 |
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Covering End (book) | Author | Mezzobula | 1898/00/00 | |
In the Cage | Author | Book | 1898/00/00 | |
The Two Magics (story collection) | Author | Omnibus | 1898/00/00 | |
John Delavoy | Author | Book | 1898/00/00 | |
The Given Case | Author | Book | 1898/00/00 | |
The Turn of the Screw (book) | Author | Novella | 1898/01/27 |
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The Great Condition | Author | Book | 1899/00/00 | |
The Real Right Thing | Author | Book | 1899/00/00 | |
Paste | Author | Book | 1899/00/00 | |
The Awkward Age | Author | Book | 1899/00/00 | |
Europe (James short story) | Author | Short Story | 1899/06/00 | |
The Third Person | Author | Book | 1900/00/00 | |
The Abasement of the Northmores | Author | Book | 1900/00/00 | |
The Tone of Time | Author | Short Story | 1900/00/00 | |
The Great Good Place | Author | Book | 1900/00/00 | |
The Tree of Knowledge | Author | Book | 1900/00/00 | |
Broken Wings | Author | Short Story | 1900/00/00 | |
The Two Faces | Author | Short Story | 1900/00/00 | |
Maud-Evelyn | Author | Book | 1900/00/00 | |
The Special Type | Author | Short Story | 1900/00/00 | |
Miss Gunton of Poughkeepsie | Author | Book | 1900/00/00 | |
The Soft Side | Author | Book | 1900/08/00 | |
The Beldonald Holbein | Author | Short Story | 1901/00/00 | |
The Sacred Fount | Author | Book | 1901/00/00 | |
Mrs Medwin | Author | Short Story | 1901/00/00 | |
The Wings of the Dove | Author | Book | 1902/00/00 |
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Flickerbridge | Author | Short Story | 1902/00/00 | |
The Story in It | Author | Short Story | 1902/00/00 | |
The Birthplace | Author | Short Story | 1903/00/00 | |
The Papers | Author | Short Story | 1903/00/00 | |
The Ambassadors | Author | Book | 1903/00/00 |
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The Beast in the Jungle | Author | Mezzobula | 1903/02/23 |
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The Better Sort | Author | Short Story Collection | 1903/02/26 | |
William Wetmore Story and His Friends | Author | Book | 1903/10/07 | |
Fordham Castle | Author | Book | 1904/00/00 | |
The Golden Bowl (book) | Author | Novel | 1904/11/10 |
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English Hours | Author | Travelogue | 1905/00/00 | |
The American Scene | Author | Travelogue | 1907/00/00 | |
The Whole Family | Author | Book | 1908/00/00 | |
Views and Reviews | Author | Book | 1908/00/00 | |
Julia Bride | Author | Book | 1908/00/00 | |
The Jolly Corner | Author | Short Story | 1908/12/01 |
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Mora Montravers | Author | Book | 1909/00/00 | |
New York Edition | Author | Omnibus | 1909/00/00 | |
The Bench of Desolation | Author | Book | 1909/00/00 | |
Crapy Cornelia | Author | Book | 1909/00/00 | |
The Velvet Glove | Author | Book | 1909/00/00 | |
Italian Hours (book) | Author | Travelogue | 1909/10/28 |
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A Round of Visits | Author | Book | 1910/00/00 | |
The Outcry | Author | Book | 1911/00/00 | |
A Small Boy and Others | Author | Book | 1913/03/29 | |
Notes of a Son and Brother | Author | Book | 1914/03/07 | |
Notes on Novelists | Author | Book | 1914/10/14 | |
The Ivory Tower | Author | Book | 1917/00/00 | |
The Sense of the Past | Author | Book | 1917/00/00 | |
The Middle Years (Henry James autobiography) | Author | Book | 1917/10/18 | |
Within the Rim and other essays, 1914-1915 | Author | Florilegium | 1918/00/00 | |
A Most Unholy Trade: Being letters on the drama | Author | Book | 1923/00/00 | |
The Art of the Novel: Critical Prefaces | Author | Florilegium | 1934/00/00 |
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