The Wings of the Dove Resources

For links to tons of free Henry James stuff (thank you Public Domain), check out this site.

It ain't the best looking site in the world, but it's chock full of crucial links for anyone wanting to study Henry James.

Reserved for the most die-hard James fans, like us. This site is like our Disneyland.

This is the most recent and probably most well put together film adaptation James' novel. It's also pretty steamy. Don't watch it with your parents, unless you want to blush.

Back in 1979, the BBC decided to do a TV dramatization of James' novel as part of its "Play of the Month" feature.

If the title "Thursday Theatre Presents Wings of the Dove" doesn't interest you, that's okay. You'd be hard pressed to track down a copy of this one anyway.

Sure, it's totally a work of fiction. But it's still a good read.

Even though this review says that 2007 was the Year of Henry James, we think every year is the Year of Henry James.

An interesting article on James and the concept of why certain writers stand the test of time while others don't.

Hey, it's got Helena Bonham Carter. But no; it's not directed by Tim Burton. Wouldn't that be cool, though?

For when you get tired of reading.

She doesn't look all that happy, but here's the real-life inspiration for Milly Theale.

Go on. Seriously. He dares you.

It's kind of funny that we think of Waymarsh (from his novel The Ambassadors) when we see the look on his face.

He still has those peering eyes when he's young.

Not a bad lookin' dude.