James Salter

WORKS THAT HAVE APPEARED IN NARRATIVE:

Last Night, a review or criticism, in Fall 2005
Palm Court, a reading - audio, in Spring 2009
Odessa, Mon Amour, an essay, in Spring 2009
Palm Court, a reading - video, in Spring 2010
By Hand, a feature, in Fall 2011
Charisma, a narrative outloud - audio, in Spring 2011
Charisma, a reading - video, in Narrative Backstage

Collaborative work with Kay Salter:

Reading from Life Is Meals, a narrative outloud, in Spring 2009
Life Is Meals, a memoir, in Fall 2006

With Robert Phelps:

What Changes, What Doesn’t, letters from Memorable Days, in Spring 2010

James Salter is one of the most gifted writers in American fiction. He was a fighter pilot in the Korean War, and his first novel, The Hunters, is based on this experience. His four other novels include A Sport and a Pastime and Light Years. The author of the memoir Burning the Days, Salter received the PEN/Faulkner Award for his collection Dusk and Other Stories. He has also published Life Is Meals with his wife, Kay Eldredge, and Memorable Days, a book of letters exchanged with Robert Phelps (Counterpoint, 2010).

Photograph by Lana Rys.