About Jim Harrison
JIM HARRISON is the author of four volumes of novellas, including Legends of the Fall; seven novels, including The Road Home and Dalva; seven collections of poetry; and two collections of nonfiction.
Novels
Wolf: A False Memoir (1971)
A Good Day to Die (1973)
Farmer (1976)
Returning to Earth (1977)
Warlock (1981)
Sundog (1984)
Dalva (1988)
The Road Home (1998)
The Boy Who Ran to the Woods (2000)
True North (2004)
The English Major (2008)
A Good Day to Die (1973)
Farmer (1976)
Returning to Earth (1977)
Warlock (1981)
Sundog (1984)
Dalva (1988)
The Road Home (1998)
The Boy Who Ran to the Woods (2000)
True North (2004)
The English Major (2008)
Collections
Plain Song (poems) (1965)
Locations (poems) (1968)
Outlyer and Ghazals (poems) (1971)
Letters to Yesenin (poems) (1973)
Legends of the Fall (1979)
Selected and New Poems: 1961-1981 (poems) (1981)
The Theory and Practice of Rivers: And New Poems (poems) (1986)
The Woman Lit by Fireflies (1990)
Julip (1994)
After IkkyU: And Other Poems (poems) (1996)
The Shape of the Journey: New and Collected Poems (poems) (1998)
The Beast God Forgot to Invent (2000)
Braided Creek: A Conversation in Poetry (poems) (2003) (with Ted Kooser)
The Summer He Didn't Die (2005)
Saving Daylight (poems) (2006)
Locations (poems) (1968)
Outlyer and Ghazals (poems) (1971)
Letters to Yesenin (poems) (1973)
Legends of the Fall (1979)
Selected and New Poems: 1961-1981 (poems) (1981)
The Theory and Practice of Rivers: And New Poems (poems) (1986)
The Woman Lit by Fireflies (1990)
Julip (1994)
After IkkyU: And Other Poems (poems) (1996)
The Shape of the Journey: New and Collected Poems (poems) (1998)
The Beast God Forgot to Invent (2000)
Braided Creek: A Conversation in Poetry (poems) (2003) (with Ted Kooser)
The Summer He Didn't Die (2005)
Saving Daylight (poems) (2006)
Non fiction
Just Before Dark: Collected Nonfiction (1991)
Conversations with Jim Harrison (2002)
Off to the Side: A Memoir (2002)
The Raw and the Cooked: Adventures of a Roving Gourmand (2003)
Conversations with Jim Harrison (2002)
Off to the Side: A Memoir (2002)
The Raw and the Cooked: Adventures of a Roving Gourmand (2003)
Links to other websites
| jimharrison.org |
Jim Harrison recommends
 The Mango Opera (1998) (Alex Rutledge, book 1) Tom Corcoran "THE MANGO OPERA is a very engrossing novel. Corcoran deftly evokes the spirit and physicality of the place, the low tide jubilance and enlivening fetor of its pleasures and instinctive criminality, as if the sun and ocean had blasted all the flowers of evil into its very genes." |  Octopus Alibi (2003) (Alex Rutledge, book 4) Tom Corcoran "I made at least twenty fishing trips to Key West beginning in the late sixties until the early nineties when this hyper-energetic little city plumb wore me out. Naturally I explored fully the soft underbelly of the town, but then gradually realized Key West was all underbelly. Tom Corcoran's 'Octopus Alibi' is a true marvel of a mystery, a deeply engrossing guidebook to the mango opera that is life in Key West." |
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