Jim Harrison
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.
Works (50)

Legends of the fall
1978

The English major
2008

A good day to die
1973

Dalva
1988

Returning to Earth
November 27, 2006

The woman lit by fireflies
1990

True north
2004

Warlock
1981

Dalva : a novel
1989

Braided Creek
2003

The Raw and the Cooked
November 4, 2001

The River Swimmer Novellas

The great leader

Off to the Side
November 2002

A really big lunch

Sundog
1984

One hundred paintings

Beast God Forgot to Invent

The great leader

The road home
1998

Off to the side
2002

Saving Daylight
April 2006

Just before dark
1991

The big seven

The theory & practice of rivers and new poems
1989

The beast God forgot to invent
2000

The boy who ran to the woods
2000

The farmer's daughter

Wolf
1971

La majorité déviante

American Christmas

After Ikkyū and other poems
1996

Just before dark

Dead man's float

Sur la piste de Big Foot

The Ancient Minstrel

The man who gave up his name
1979

Julip
1994

Microsoft Forefront threat management gateway (TMG)

Confusion reigns
1987

The summer he didn't die
2005

Country stores

Returning to earth
1977

English Major

Retour en terre

True North

Conversations with Jim Harrison
2002

The shape of the journey
1998

Farmer
1976

Le vieux saltimbanque