Jim Harrison
See also: Harrison
Jim Harrison , born the December 11th 1937 with Grayling in the north of the state of the Michigan, is an American writer.
Biography
The mother of Jim Harrison is of Swedish origin. His/her father was agricultural agent, specialized in the conservation of the grounds. When it is three years old, its family moves in the town of Reed City (Michigan). At the eight years age, its left eye is accidentally burst during a play. At 16 years, it decides to become writer " from my romantic convictions and the deep trouble felt vis-a-vis the middle-class lifestyle and middle class". It leaves Michigan to live the great adventure with Boston and New York. In 1960, at the 23 years age, he marries Linda King. They are still married today, and had two girls, Jamie and Anna. He obtains this same year a license of letters. In 1962, his/her father and his Judith sister die in an automobile accident. In 1965, it is engaged as English assistant at the University of Stony Brook in the state of New York but gives up a university career quickly. To raise his daughters, it writes articles of newspapers, scenarios, at the same time as are published its first novels and its collections of poems. In 1967, the family turns over in Michigan to settle in a farm with Lake Leelanau. Jim Harrison meets Jack Nicholson, that Thomas McGuane, which works with the writing of scenarios for Hollywood, presents to him. Jack Nicholson becomes her friend and lends to him the sufficient money so that it can nourish his family while spending time to write.
Jim Harrison can be regarded as a major contemporary writer.
Its universe is an extraordinary mixture of deep America, scholarship and Indian culture.
Its work
- Lime pit song (1965) poems
- Hirings (1968)
- Outlyer and Ghazals (Remote and Ghazals) (1971)
- Wolf, has false to memoir (Wolf, Mémoires fictitious) (1971) Romance
- has good day to die (a good day to die) (1973) Romance
- Farmer (Northern Michigan) (1975) Romance
- Letters to Yesenin (Letters with Essessine) (1973)
- Returning to earth (1977)
- Legend off the fall (Legend of autumn) (1979) new
- Warlock (Wizard) (1981) Romance
- Selected and new poems (1982)
- Sundog (False sun) (1984) Romance
- Dalva (1988) Romance
- The theory and practice off rivers and other poems (Theory and practical of the rivers) (1989)
- Just before dark (Between dog and wolf) (1990)
- The woman reads by fire flies (the woman with the fireflies) (1990) new
- Julip (1994) new
- After ikkyu and other poems (the moon eclipse of Davenport) (1996)
- The Road Home (the road of the return) (1998) Romance
- The shape off the journey (1998)
- Westward Ho (On the way towards the west) (2000) new
- The servant boy who ran to the woods (The boy who off flees in wood) (2000)
- Adventures has roving greedy (The raw and the cooked) (2001) collection of tests
- Off the side (In margin) (2002) autobiography
- True North (Of Inlays in Vera Cruz) (2004) Romance
- The Summer He Didn' T Die (the summer when it failed to die) (2005) new
- Returning to Earth (ground Return) (2007) Romance
Adaptations cinema
- 1989 : Cold Feet , of Robert Dornhelm
- 1990: Revenge ( Revenge ), of Tony Scott
- 1994: Wolf , of Mike Nichols
- 1994: Legends of autumn ( Legends off the Fall ), of Edward Zwick
- 1996: Dalva , of Ken Cameron (TV)
- 1996: Carried Away , of Bruno Barreto
External bonds
- an interview in the magazine the Express train at the time of the exit of '' Of Inlays in Vera cruz ''
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