
Jim Harrison
11 December 1937 – 26 March 2016
James Harrison was born in Grayling, Michigan, the son of a county agricultural agent. He was blinded in one eye in childhood. His father and sister died in a car accident when he was 21. He attended Michigan State University and received a B.A. in 1960 and an M.A in 1964 in Comparative Literature. After working as an assistant professor of English at State University of New York, Stony Brook, he became a full-time writer.
Books
- Russell Chatham
- ha-Derekh ha-baitah
- Ruḥot shel teshuḳah
- Just before dark
- En route vers l'Ouest
- Sorcier
- True North
- Retour en terre
- La majorité déviante
- Dead man's float
- English Major
- The Ancient Minstrel
- Légendes d'automne (French Edition)
- 2002 Coca-Cola Calendar
- The river swimmer
- American Christmas
- A really big lunch
- Lendas do outono
- The River Swimmer Novellas
- A conversation
- Das leuchtende Feld.
- Le vieux saltimbanque
- Shape of the Journey
- Country stores
- Just before dark
- The farmer's daughter
- After Ikkyu
- The Theory & Practice of Rivers
- Légendes d'automne
- The big seven
- Listening Tests Key Stage 3
- Sur la piste de Big Foot
- Outlyer And Ghazals
- Locations
- A good day to die
- The great leader
- Beast God Forgot to Invent
- One hundred paintings
- Legends of the fall
- What Makes God Cry The Most Things You Really Should Know About Abortion
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