ive heard that some of his are good, and others are not good, and that some of them are in between

He's one of the very finest novelists of his generation, and literally they are all worth reading. Read the turn of the screw though

>>8268205

Turn of the Screw, Ambassadors, Golden Bough

Novels:

Washington Square
The Portrait of a Lady
The Bostonians
The Princess Casamassima
What Maisie Knew
The Awkward Age
The Ambassadors
The Wings of the Dove
The Ambassadors
The Golden Bowl

Short novels and stories:

Daisy Miller
The Aspern Papers
The Real Thing
The Middle Years
The Altar of the Dead
The Turn of the Screw
In the Cage
The Great Good Place
The Beast in the Jungle
The Jolly Corner

>>8268662 is probably right, though.

>>8268698
fuck how the shit did he write so much?

>>8268710
He lived 72 years.

>>8268205
Golden Bowl, Ambassadors, and Washington Square are what I've read f his, and I enjoyed all three. Ambassadors and The Golden Bowl were excellent. I'm looking to dive into more of his novels after I clear out more of my backlog.

>>8268710
A lot of it is shit.
Just read The American, The Princess Casamssima, The Portrait of a Lady, The Turn of the Screw, and The Golden Bowl. Also look into his autobiography.

One of the finest American writers imo, but, like many Americans, he suffers from sentimentalism.

>>8268710
That's literally not even the half of it. He's one of the writers whose bibliography just makes you go "dude what the fuck"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_James_bibliography

>>8269123
If he sat down to write for a couple hours every day for ~50 years, it's not hard to imagine how he could write that much. There are a few other novelists who were just as industrious, like Anthony Trollope and Honore de Balzac

>>8268698
back then, they didnt have tv or internet, and the porn was shit.

Finish the Aspern Papers and get control over your ADHD.

>>8269819
Porn is so goddamn good now

Bump for thread about real literature