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John Hawkes
John Hawkes Did You Know? John studied at St. Cloud State University forone year but left school for Austin, Texas where his brother lived.
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Dalkey Archive Press: John Hawkes
John Hawkes. Click here for an interview with John Hawkes by Patrick O'Donnell.
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Extractions: SPECIAL SALEany 100 Dalkey titles for $500 While investigating his mentor's life and death, Michael, a voyeuristic fashion photographer, travels through a Dionysian landscape where sex is daydream, women and horses share the same erotic power, and perversity is the rule. In his search, Michael uses photographs and paintings to visualize the past and thereby expose a family's decadent legacy of sex, lies, and betrayal. An inventive mix of biography, history, erotica, and classic whodunit, Whistlejacket is John Hawkes at his best as he blurs the distinction between death and desire, image and language, art and morality. "Brilliantly sustained. . . . Whistlejacket maintains John Hawkes's position as the most consistently interesting writer at work in the United States today." New York Times "A terrifying fox hunt that resembles Picasso's 'Guernica,' a funeral that only Francis Bacon could paint, dentistry as imagined by Hieronymus Boschthese are just a few of the disquieting pleasures of this fast-paced metaphysical thriller by John Hawkes, who must be ranked as America's greatest living visionary."Edmund White
Scriptorium - John Hawkes
Mark Hamstra on hawkes and his novels.Category Arts Literature Authors H hawkes, johnBy Mark Hamstra john hawkes. It is an unfortunate of narrative. MarkHamstra, 12 October 1999. More on john hawkes. Libyrinth. You may
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Extractions: By Mark Hamstra John Hawkes It is an unfortunate irony that the very social and cultural wasteland compelling writers like John Hawkes to write disturbing and difficult novels also robs them of a general audience with the time and patience to read, puzzle, and understand them. Hawkes died in 1998, the same year as William Gaddis , a contemporary who also wrote complex, labyrinthine novels. Both writers were frequent targets for hostile criticism, often accused of writing "strange" books which pursued originality to the point of obscurity. (Though it might be useful to note that strangeness and originality, according to Harold Bloom in The Western Canon , are the two elements that secure the future readership of a writer's work.) Hawkes' books attempt to portray the dark cisterns beneath everyday reality. His work challenges readers to wade into the black waters of the violent, the comic, and the sexual; to sift through elements embedded in the past, with the ghosts of regret death existing side by side with hope for the future. Although these themes may be universal, what makes Hawkes remarkable is the presentation of these motifs and his ostensibly paradoxical technique: his prose is feverish yet stylized, his novels are seemingly chaotic yet structured, and even his characters delicately dance between reality and metaphor. He also experiments with time and space, both in his narrative technique as well as in the consciousness of his very characters. Indeed, this relationship is very important, as
John Hawkes Home Page
Poem for john hawkes. "Once our greatest living stylist, now no longer with us.". john hawkes died at 310 a.m.
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Extractions: "Once our greatest living stylist, now no longer with us." Hawkes Scrapbook: A New Taste in Literature An (auto) biographical anthology of John Hawkes, who was a retired Professor of English from Brown University. Professor Hawkes is the author of almost a dozen novels and many other works. The Scrapbook includes biographical information written by him and from other sources, data on his family history, and many bibliographic citations. Hawkes creates complex fantasies with great stylistic discipline, exploring the border between dream and reality. "I want to try to create a world, not represent it," he noted. Another novelist wrote in 1971 in The New York Times that he is "feasibly our best writer." To use a poor pun: Hawkes is a "novel novelist." John Hawkes, as co-editor-publisher of the newly independent
Valencia West LRC - Hawkes, John
hawkes, john (1925 ) The following reference books can be used to get both biographical and critical information about authors. hawkes, john (1925- ). Pathfinder. July 1996
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Extractions: The following reference books can be used to get both biographical and critical information about authors. These sources should be used as a starting pointDO NOT base all of your research on material obtained from reference books. Use these sources to become better acquainted with your author; this will allow you to utilize more effectively the sources listed under COMPREHENSIVE LITERARY RESEARCH. These sources are located at the West Campus LRC; they may also be located at other local libraries. Consult the following reference sources to get an overview of your author's life. Contemporary Authors REF Z 1224 .C6 The various versions of this classic biographical source are all accessed via the Contemporary Authors Cumulative Index (REF Z 1224 .C58) Dictionary of Literary Biography REF PS 221 .D5 This multivolume biographical source is best accessed via the Contemporary Authors Cumulative Index (REF Z 1224 .C58) Encyclopedia of World Literature in the Twentieth Century REF PN 771 .E5
John Hawkes Fan Site
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Extractions: John Hawkes QUI EST JOHN HAWKES? i I first discovered John when I saw him in the X-Files episode Milagro (#6x18) playing Phillip Padgett, a writer obsessed with Scully. I have watched every X-File episode ever made, and I've never been so intrigued with a guest actor. Nope, not even Steve Railsback. So, I checked out some of the other stuff he's done. And I was impressed with pretty much all of it. And then I noticed I could find almost nothing on the web about him. So begat my little page. Umm, so anyway, John has been in several films - most notably The Perfect Storm (he played Mike "Bugsy" Moran), and several television shows. His filmography (courtesy www.imdb.com ) is available right over there -> Other than that, it is difficult to the extreme to find information about John Hawkes, so if you've got some inside scoop, please, please let me know. Thanks! John in the X-Files episode "Milagro" Learn more about John Photos - updated Jan. 26, 2003 News and TV appearances - updated Feb. 17, 2003 My Reviews - TV or Movies - updated Jan. 26, 2003
Scriptorium - John Hawkes Bookstore
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Contemporary Literature (Spring 1991)
Read an essay about hawkes' writing as it relates to postmodern literature. The Example of john hawkes. by john M. Unsworth
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Extractions: by John M. Unsworth John Hawkes provides an excellent opportunity for such an inquiry, for several reasons. Discovered by Albert Guerard in 1947 and vigorously promoted by him in the years that followed, Hawkes was the first American "post-modern" author to gain notoriety. Writers of Hawkes's generation were, in turn, the first in this country to spend their entire creative lives in the academy: they have used that position with unprecedented success to shape and control critical reception, especially through the mechanism of the interview. At the same time, as Guerard's influence on Hawkes demonstrates, criticism can shape a writer's understanding of what is important in his or her creative work. There are two places to look for evidence of the kind of influence I am discussing: in the author's work and in representations of that work, either by the author or by the critics. In what follows, I will look at a short story by Hawkes which encodes a drama of authorial influence on critical reading, and along with it I will consider a critical essay on the story which enacts the part scripted for the reader in that drama. Thereafter, I will take a broader sampling of Hawkes's critical fortunes, with an eye not only to the migration of descriptive language from author to critic, via the interview, but also to the genesis of that language in the writing of Hawkes's earliest and most influential critic, Albert Guerard.
John Hawkes Homepage
(1942 ), Nantwich, Cheshire, England. Picture, biography, and works.Category Arts Music Composition Composers Contemporary HThe Music of john hawkes.
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Extractions: The Music of John Hawkes Home page Biography Compositions Audio Files Links ... Guest Book Homepage Welcome to my web site which contains details of my compositions. Excerpts from some of these are available for downloading and playing in MP3 and other formats (click on 'Audio Files'). Please feel free to leave your comments in the guestbook if you like what you hear (and even if you don't!). If you are interested in some of the pieces which are not available commercially please e-mail me and I can arrange for the photocopying of the score and parts if required.
Hawkes, John
encyclopediaEncyclopedia hawkes, john. hawkes, john (john Clendennin Burne hawkes,Jr.), 192598, American writer, b. Stamford, Conn., grad. Harvard, 1949.
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Literary Encyclopedia
hawkes, john. (1925 1998), www.LitEncyc.com. Domain Literature, Theatre.Status Major. His father, john Clendennin Burne hawkes, Sr.
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Literary Encyclopedia
1. 14 Matches for hawkes, john. The Cannibal hawkes, john. 1949. The BeetleLeg - hawkes, john. 1951. The Goose on the Grave - hawkes, john. 1954.
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Contemporary Literature (Spring 1991)
In a 1964 interview, one which has remained among the most often cited, hawkestold john Enck my aim has always been . . . 1979 2930. hawkes, john.
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Extractions: by John M. Unsworth John Hawkes provides an excellent opportunity for such an inquiry, for several reasons. Discovered by Albert Guerard in 1947 and vigorously promoted by him in the years that followed, Hawkes was the first American "post-modern" author to gain notoriety. Writers of Hawkes's generation were, in turn, the first in this country to spend their entire creative lives in the academy: they have used that position with unprecedented success to shape and control critical reception, especially through the mechanism of the interview. At the same time, as Guerard's influence on Hawkes demonstrates, criticism can shape a writer's understanding of what is important in his or her creative work. There are two places to look for evidence of the kind of influence I am discussing: in the author's work and in representations of that work, either by the author or by the critics. In what follows, I will look at a short story by Hawkes which encodes a drama of authorial influence on critical reading, and along with it I will consider a critical essay on the story which enacts the part scripted for the reader in that drama. Thereafter, I will take a broader sampling of Hawkes's critical fortunes, with an eye not only to the migration of descriptive language from author to critic, via the interview, but also to the genesis of that language in the writing of Hawkes's earliest and most influential critic, Albert Guerard.
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Author hawkes, john. Number of titles 2. 1925. The Story of Saskatchewan and itspeople / by john hawkes. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y .
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Hawkes, John. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
2001. hawkes, john. (john Clendennin Burne hawkes, Jr.), 192598, American writer,b. Stamford, Conn., grad. Harvard, 1949. He taught English at Brown Univ.
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Extractions: Title: Author: Published: Subject: Series: Other titles: Material: Note: "VHS format." Host: George Plimpton. Gardner reveals how his own novel, Nichel Mountain, changed during twenty years of revising. Hawkes explains how his novels are created from a landscape of imagination and delve into the darker side of human nature. Irving reflects on his career and the way he chooses to explore his subjects and sources. Dickey examines the elements of poetry, compares novels to movies and maintains that the best contemporary fiction writers are those most influenced by poetry. Off-air taping; licensing rights through Virginia Video Licensing Consortium.

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