James Salter
AuthorBio
James Salter was a novelist, short story writer, screenwriter, and essayist. Born in 1925, Salter grew up in New York City and was a career officer and Air Force pilot until his mid–thirties, when the success of his first novel The Hunters led to a fulltime writing career. Salter’s potent, lyrical prose has earned him acclaim from critics, readers, and fellow novelists. He was the recipient of a PEN/Faulkner Award and the PEN/Malamud Award, among others. His novel A Sport and a Pastime was hailed by the New York Times as “nearly perfect as any American fiction.” His other books include Cassada and Light Years. He died on June 19, 2015, at ninety years old.James Salter Books
Don't Save Anything
James SalterAll That Is
James SalterCassada
James SalterThe Hunters
James SalterPhantoms on the Bookshelves
Jacques BonnetA Sport and a Pastime
James SalterSolo Faces
James SalterPhantoms on the Bookshelves
Jacques BonnetThe Tender Hour of Twilight
Richard SeaverBurning the Days
James SalterLight Years
James SalterLife Is Meals
James SalterDusk and Other Stories
James SalterMemorable Days
James SalterMrs. Bridge
Evan S. ConnellLast Night
James SalterGods of Tin
James Salter