Michael Ondaatje
Ondaatje, Michael - 1943–, Canadian writer, b. Colombo, Sri Lanka (then Ceylon). Emigrating (1962) to Canada, he attended the Univ. of Toronto (B.A., 1965) and Queen's Univ., Ontario (M.A., 1967). He has been an English professor at Glendon College, York Univ., Toronto since 1971. His first published works were poems, noted for their mixture of fact and fiction, real and surreal. His Read More...
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Michael Ondaatje
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Solos and Chorus: Michael Ondaatje's Jazz Politics/Poetics, in Mosaic (Winnipeg)
by Douglas Malcolm. 19 pgs.
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Literature and Film as Modern Mythology (Chap. 7 "Finding Yourself in a Lost World: The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje")
by William K. Ferrell. 218 pgs.
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Asian American Novelists: A Bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook ("Michael Ondaatje (1943-)" begins on p. 289)
by Emmanuel S. Nelson. 424 pgs.
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A Reader's Companion to the Short Story in English ("Michael Ondaatje (September 12, 1943-)" begins on p. 317)
by Erin Fallon, R. C. Feddersen, James Kurtzleben, Maurice A. Lee, Susan Rochette-Crawley. 432 pgs.
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How Hyphenated Can You Get?: A Critique of Pure Ethnicity, in Mosaic (Winnipeg)
by W. M. Verhoeven. 20 pgs.
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Displacement and Self-Representation: Theorizing Contemporary Canadian Biotexts, in Biography
by Joanne Saul. 14 pgs.
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