About James Lasdun
James Lasdun was born in London and now lives in upstate New York. He has published two collections of short stories and three books of poetry. His story The Siege was adapted by Bernardo Bertolucci for his film Beseiged. He co-wrote the screenplay for the film Sunday (based on another of his stories) which won Best Feature and Best Screenplay awards at Sundance, 1997. He is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in poetry, and currently teaches poetry and fiction workshops at Princeton.
Novels
Collections
The Silver Age (1985)
Delirium Eclipse (1986)
A Jump Start (poems) (1987)
Lasdun Jump (poems) (1989)
Three Evenings (1992)
The Revenant (poems) (1995)
Woman Police Officer in Elevator (poems) (1997)
Besieged (1999)
aka The Siege
Landscape with Chainsaw (poems) (2001)
It's Beginning To Hurt (2009)
Water Sessions (poems) (2012)
Delirium Eclipse (1986)
A Jump Start (poems) (1987)
Lasdun Jump (poems) (1989)
Three Evenings (1992)
The Revenant (poems) (1995)
Woman Police Officer in Elevator (poems) (1997)
Besieged (1999)
aka The Siege
Landscape with Chainsaw (poems) (2001)
It's Beginning To Hurt (2009)
Water Sessions (poems) (2012)
Non fiction
Walking and Eating in Tuscany and Umbria (1997) (with Pia Davis)
Walking and Eating in Provence (2008) (with Pia Davis)
Walking and Eating in Provence (2008) (with Pia Davis)
Awards
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