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henry james
Nicole Kidman, Helena Bonham Carter & Cybill Shepherd have all starred in films based on this man's works
Trivia about henry james
One of the USA's greatest novelists, he lived most of his life, from 1876 to 1916, in England
He wrote the ghost tale "The Turn of the Screw", while his brother William studied spiritualism
"Nobody tells fibs in Boston", says Mrs. Luna in chapter one of his 1880s novel "The Bostonians"
"The Bostonians"by H.J.
In 1898, he turned in "The Turn of the Screw" to his publisher
First editions of his "The Portrait of A Lady" & "The Bostonians" each have 3 voulmes
His novel "Daisy Miller" opens at the Trois Couronnes hotel in Vevey, Switzerland
Cicerone, a synonym for sightseeing guide, appears in his novel "Washington Square"
Fans of this author love to stay at Les Trois Couronnes in Switzerland, the setting for his "Daisy Miller"
Capote called this writer "Maestro of the Semicolon" & co-wrote a movie version of his "The Turn of the Screw"
Like Gertrude in this author's "The Europeans", go ahead & marry a relative (it might get you out of your house, too)
This American gained fame in 1878 with his novella "Daisy Miller"
This American was living at Lamb House in Rye when he wrote "The Ambassadors" in 1903
"Madame de Mauves" was an 1874 novel by this expatriate American
Oscar Wilde wrote "The Picture of Dorian Gray" & he wrote "The Portrait of A Lady"
Etruscans never foresaw in 1875 he'd pen the novel "Roderick Hudson"; "Daisy Miller" would arrive 3 years later
"The Golden Bowl" was the last novel by this "Daisy Miller" author
Olive Chancellor was into woman's lib in his 1886 novel "The Bostonians"
After moving to Europe, this New Yorker wrote his 1890 novel "The Tragic Muse" about the art world of Europe
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew strolls in Washington Square, New York.) As a boy he lived right here in the area & later wrote "Washington Square", whose heroine prefers it to any other habitation
In "The Master", Colm Tóibín enters the mind of this great 19th & 20th century novelist
Composer Douglas Moore took flight with "The Wings of the Dove", based on a 1902 novel by this author
1904's "The Golden Bowl" was one of my last novels; I later became a British subject
Joseph Conrad took us into the "Heart of Darkness" & this author took us on "The Wings of the Dove"
He received international fame in 1878 for his story about Daisy Miller, an American flirt in Europe
Wrote "The Turn of the Screw"
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Caffe Florian in Venice, Italy.) I'm at Caffe Florian, a favorite spot of this U.S.-born author, who wrote about it in "The Wings of the Dove" and "The Aspern Papers"