BookJumpr › Authors A–Z Henry James
23 books on BookJumpr, mentioned 43 times in other books.
Books by Henry James
The Turn of the Screw (1898): mentions 2 books, mentioned in 5 booksThe American (1877): mentions 1 book, mentioned in 1 bookDaisy Miller (1878): mentions 1 book, mentioned in 2 booksThe Portrait of a Lady (1881): mentioned in 6 booksThe Bostonians (1886): mentions 1 book, mentioned in 3 booksThe Wings of the Dove (1902): mentions 1 book, mentioned in 5 booksWashington Square (1880): mentioned in 1 bookThe Europeans (1878): mentions 3 books, mentioned in 2 booksThe Princess Casamassima (1886): mentions 3 books, mentioned in 3 booksThe Tragic Muse (1890): mentions 11 booksThe Spoils of Poynton (1897): mentions 1 bookWhat Maisie Knew (1897): mentions 1 bookThe Aspern Papers (1888): mentioned in 1 bookRoderick Hudson : mentions 5 booksThe Ambassadors (1903): mentions 1 book, mentioned in 1 bookThe Golden Bowl (1904): mentions 1 book, mentioned in 6 booksThe Awkward Age (1899): mentions 12 books, mentioned in 2 booksThe Sacred Fount (1901): mentioned in 1 bookThe Beast in the Jungle (1903)The Jolly Corner : mentioned in 1 bookThe Madonna of the Future : mentioned in 1 bookThe Middle Years : mentioned in 1 bookThe Reverberator : mentioned in 1 book
Quotes from Henry James's books, and about them
The Turn of the Screw on The Mysteries of Udolpho : “Was there a “secret” at Bly—a mystery of Udolpho or an insane, an unmentionable relative kept in unsuspected confinement?”The Turn of the Screw on Amelia : “I remember that the book I had in my hand was Fielding's Amelia; also that I was wholly awake.”The American on La Belle Dame sans Merci : ““Did you ever read Keats’s Belle Dame sans Merci?” asked Mrs. Tristram. “You remind me of the hero of the ballad:—”Daisy Miller on Paule Méré : “Bring me that pretty novel of Cherbuliez's--Paule Mere--and don't come later than the 23rd."”The Bostonians on Faust : “Do you understand German? Do you know 'Faust'?" said Olive. "'_Entsagen sollst du, sollst entsagen!”The Wings of the Dove on The Newcomes : “She could relate to Susie later on, late the same evening, that the legend, before she had done with it, had run clear, that the adored author of The Newcomes, in fine, had been on the whole the note: the picture lacking thus more than she had hoped, or rather perhaps showing less than she had feared, a certain possibility of Pickwickian…”The Europeans on Essays : “On a chair, beside her, lay a volume of Emerson’s Essays.”The Europeans on Nicholas Nickleby : “She had known nothing so delightful since the perusal of "Nicholas Nickleby."”The Europeans on A Thousand and One Nights : “She possessed herself of a very obvious volume—one of the series of the _Arabian Nights_—and she brought it out into the portico and sat down with it in her lap.”The Princess Casamassima on Men and Women : “He took _Men and Women_ from his pocket, and read aloud for half an”
Authors Henry James's books mention
Henrik Ibsen (9): The Awkward Age mentions The Pillars of Society , An Enemy of the People , Ghosts , Rosmersholm , John Gabriel Borkman , The Master Builder , A Doll's House , The Wild Duck , Hedda Gabler Alexandre Dumas fils (3): The Awkward Age mentions Denise , Monsieur Alphonse , Francillon Anonymous (3): The Europeans mentions A Thousand and One Nights ; The Princess Casamassima mentions Souvenirs de la Marquise de Créqui ; What Maisie Knew mentions A Thousand and One Nights
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (3): The Bostonians mentions Faust ; The Tragic Muse mentions Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship ; Roderick Hudson mentions Faust Alfred de Musset (2): The Tragic Muse mentions Il ne faut jurer de rien , Les Nuits Alfred Tennyson (2): The Tragic Muse mentions The Lotus-Eaters , Edward Gray Honore de Balzac (2): The Tragic Muse mentions Cousin Bette ; The Ambassadors mentions Lewis Lambert William Shakespeare (2): The Tragic Muse mentions Antony and Cleopatra , King John Ann Radcliffe (1): The Turn of the Screw mentions The Mysteries of Udolpho Charles Dickens (1): The Europeans mentions Nicholas Nickleby Dante Alighieri (1): Roderick Hudson mentions Inferno Edgar Allan Poe (1): The Golden Bowl mentions The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym Francis Bacon (1): The Princess Casamassima mentions Essays Friedrich Schiller (1): The Tragic Muse mentions Mary Stuart Henry Fielding (1): The Turn of the Screw mentions Amelia J. C. L. Simonde de Sismondi (1): Roderick Hudson mentions History of the Italian Republics Jean Racine (1): The Tragic Muse mentions Phèdre John Keats (1): The American mentions La Belle Dame sans Merci Jules Sandeau (1): The Tragic Muse mentions Mademoiselle de la Seiglière Madame de Stael (1): Roderick Hudson mentions Corinne Miguel de Cervantes (1): The Spoils of Poynton mentions Don Quixote Ralph Waldo Emerson (1): The Europeans mentions Essays Robert Browning (1): The Princess Casamassima mentions Men and Women Thomas a Kempis (1): Roderick Hudson mentions The Imitation of Christ Victor Cherbuliez (1): Daisy Miller mentions Paule Méré William Makepeace Thackeray (1): The Wings of the Dove mentions The Newcomes
Authors who mention Henry James
Susan Sontag (7): Against Interpretation and Other Essays mentions The Wings of the Dove , The Europeans , The Awkward Age ; Notes on Camp mentions The Wings of the Dove , The Europeans , The Awkward Age ; On Women mentions The Princess Casamassima Philip Roth (6): Letting Go mentions The Turn of the Screw , The Portrait of a Lady , The Princess Casamassima ; The Facts mentions The Portrait of a Lady , The Wings of the Dove ; The Ghost Writer mentions The Middle Years Joan Didion (4): Let Me Tell You What I Mean mentions The Portrait of a Lady , Washington Square , The Golden Bowl ; Slouching Towards Bethlehem mentions The Bostonians Colm Tóibín (3): On James Baldwin mentions The Ambassadors , The Golden Bowl , The Jolly Corner Harold Bloom (3): How to Read and Why mentions The Portrait of a Lady , The Wings of the Dove , The Princess Casamassima A. S. Byatt (2): Possession mentions The Bostonians , The Reverberator Hugh Walpole (2): The Secret City mentions The Wings of the Dove , The Golden Bowl Italo Calvino (2): Why Read the Classics mentions The Turn of the Screw , Daisy Miller Ali Smith (1): Artful mentions The Golden Bowl Ann Patchett (1): The Dutch House mentions The Turn of the Screw Diane Setterfield (1): The Thirteenth Tale mentions The Turn of the Screw Elizabeth Kostova (1): The Historian mentions The Portrait of a Lady Faith Sullivan (1): Good Night, Mr. Wodehouse mentions The American Francine Prose (1): Reading Like a Writer mentions The Turn of the Screw H. G. Wells (1): When the Sleeper Wakes mentions The Madonna of the Future Hanya Yanagihara (1): A Little Life mentions The Bostonians Jean Webster (1): Daddy-Long-Legs mentions The Portrait of a Lady Jeffrey Eugenides (1): The Marriage Plot mentions The Aspern Papers Jorge Luis Borges (1): Ficciones mentions The Sacred Fount Larry McMurtry (1): Literary Life: A Second Memoir mentions Daisy Miller Orhan Pamuk (1): The Naive and the Sentimental Novelist mentions The Golden Bowl Sally Rooney (1): Beautiful World, Where Are You mentions The Golden Bowl