El Brillante Ermitaño

“Hay una paz maravillosa en no publicar… Publicar es una terrible invasión de mi vida privada. Me gusta escribir. Amo escribir. Pero escribo sólo para mí mismo y para mi propio placer…”.

J.D. Salinger


miércoles, 19 de mayo de 2010

Pero a los ciegos no les gustan los sordos


• Nombre y apellidos:Ian Hamilton
• Correo-e: webmaster@ianhamilton.org
• Perfil profesional: http://www.ianhamilton.org/writing/biography.html
Ian Hamilton Bibliography

Philip Hoy and Ryan Roberts compiled a comprehensive bibliography of works by and about Ian Hamilton for Ian Hamilton in Conversation with Dan Jacobson (BTL 2002). With the compilers' permission, this bibliography serves to support the Ian Hamilton Website's attempt to provide the most up-to-date and complete bibliography of the author's work. For specific details or citations, please select one of the categories below.


Poetry Biography
Ian Hamilton's Collected Poems now serves as the single best representation of his life's poetic output. The publications below represent a short list of his major poetry publications. For a longer list, please visit the Poetry Page.

Pretending not to Sleep

The Visit

Returning

Fifty Poems

Steps

Sixty Poems

Collected Poems
Ian Hamilton's interest in biography can be seen in his earliest pieces for The Review through his final work. For images of the covers and greater details about each book listed below, please visit the Biography Page.

Robert Lowell: A Biography

In Search of J.D. Salinger

Writers in Hollywood, 1915-1951

Keepers of the Flame: Literary Estates and the Rise of Biography

Gazza Agonistes

A Gift Imprisoned: The Poetic Life of Matthew Arnold

Against Oblivion: Some Lives of the Twentieth-Century Poets


Essays Journalism
Ian Hamilton wrote essays on a wide range of topics, most notably poetry. His collections of essays include those listed below. Visit the Essays Page for more details.

Poetry Chronicle: Essays and Reviews

The Little Magazines: A Study of Six Editors

Walking Possession: Essays and Reviews 1968-1993

The Trouble with Money and Other Essays


Distinct from his essay writing, Hamilton's journalism included reviews of books, television, sport, film, and much more. Please visit the Journalism Page for more details.





Reviews of Hamilton's Work
Ian Hamilton's work was widely reviewed throughout his career. Please visit the Reviews page for a more complete listing.

Sports Anthologies
Ian Hamilton's love of football resulted in two books on the subject. For more details, please visit the Sports Page.

The Faber Book of Soccer

Gazza Agonistes

Ian Hamilton edited a number of collections and anthologies, including those below. For more details, please visit the Anthologies Page.

The Poetry of War, 1939-45

Alun Lewis: Selected Poetry and Prose

The Modern Poet

Eight Poets

Robert Frost: Selected Poems

Poems Since 1900

Yorkshire In Verse

The New Review Anthology

Soho Square II

Bloomsbury Classics

Oxford Companion to 20th Century Poetry

Between the Lines

Penguin Book of Twentieth-Century Essays


• Publicaciones sobre el tema: In Search of J.D Salinger

Faber and Faber is delighted to announce the reissue of the major biography of J.D Salinger by Ian Hamilton, to be published on its Faber Finds list. Originally published to critical acclaim in 1988, In Search of J. D. Salinger has been brought to the Faber list by Faber Finds editor John Seaton, who commented:
'Salinger was without doubt one of the great American writers. Interest in him has always been strong, paradoxical, if you like, given his obsession with privacy. His sad death can only make this interest more acute. Although In Search of Salinger is not the book Ian Hamilton intended to write (his original text was blocked by Salinger in the US Supreme court) its convoluted and fraught gestation is now part of the Salinger myth. This book was a rare enterprise and remains an exceptionally good biographical and literary portrait of this most elusive of writing geniuses.'

• URL del sitio web personal o CV online:
http://www.ianhamilton.org/

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