The Ambassadors Resources

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

It ain't the best looking site in the world, but hey, think of it as trying to mimic how things were in 1903. Anyway, it's chock-full of crucial links for anyone wanting to study Henry James.

Reserved for the biggest of James fans. Get ready to dork out, ambassador-style.

This made-for-TV movie is the only film interpretation of The Ambassadors in existence. Good luck getting your hands on a copy, though.

Sure, it's totally a work of fiction. But what are you gonna' do? You can still learn a smidgeon of James trivia, and it's definitely a good read.

An insightful piece on Henry James' life from our friends at The Literature Network.

An interesting article on James and the concept of why certain writers stand the test of time while others don't. Ironic considering he wasn't so well-known in his own time, but sure has stood some tests ever since.

It's a long book. So why not rest those eyes and let someone else read it to you for a while?

Go on. Seriously. He dares you.

It's kind of funny that we think of Waymarsh when we see the look on our dear author's face.

He even had those peering eyes when he was young. Guess that's how he peered into the souls of so many baller literary characters.

Not a bad lookin' dude. A young James Franco, maybe?