1983. Visiting Scholar, University of California, Berkeley, 1986-87. University of Colorado Research Lecturer, 1988. Visiting Scholar, University of California, Berkeley, 1992-94. American Academy of Arts and Letters: Award in Literature, 2005 Judge of PEN Biography Award, 2010. Seymour Lectures, National Library of Australia, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney, 2012. Literary accolades of Meyers' Hemingway: A Biography Anthony Powell and Anthony Burgess praised Meyers' Hemingway: A Biography. Tom Stoppard chose it as the "Best Book of the Year" in 1986. In America, the poet James Dickey noted: "Meyers has given us an extremely valuable deepening of what is quite likely to prove Hemingway's greatest work, his life." The National Book Award winner J. F. Powers said: "This is simply the best book there is on Hemingway, thorough, perceptive, no holds barred, highly entertaining, so good and right on the famous writer and also on the famous performer who acted from the All-American hope that what goes up may not come down, but did, in this case, tragically." George Painter, the distinguished biographer of Marcel Proust, wrote: "I believe that Professor Meyers' Hemingway is one of the great biographies of our half-century, a masterwork in which true scholarship and creative art are so united as to become indistinguishable, and worthy to belong with Richard Ellmann's James Joyce, [Leslie] Marchand's Byron or Michael Holroyd's Lytton Strachey. Ellmann's passing has been universally mourned; but one can at least feel that the world now has a new major biographer." Selected bibliography on Jeffrey Meyers Directory of American Scholars. 8th edition. New York, 1982. P. 482. Debrett's People of Today. London, 1994. P. 1397. World Authors, 1985-1990. Ed. Vineta Colby. New York: H.W. Wilson, 1995. pp. 555–558. International Authors and Writers Who's Who. 16th edition. Cambridge, England 1999. P. 419. Writers Directory. 15th edition. Detroit, 2000. P. 1056. Outstanding Authors of the 20th Century. Cambridge, England, 2000. 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 20th Century. Cambridge, England, 2000. Contemporary Authors. vol. 181. Detroit, 2000. pp. 299–318. Revised and reprinted in vol. 186. Detroit, 2000. pp. 233–253. Contemporary Authors New Revision. vol. 54. Detroit, 1997. pp. 302–307. Revised and expanded in vol. 102. Detroit, 2002. pp. 299–345. Revised and expanded in vol. 159. Detroit, 2007. pp. 273–281. Who's Who in America. New Providence, N.J.: Marquis, 2016. 2.2640. Howard Moss. "Katherine Mansfield". Whatever Is Moving. Boston: Little, Brown, 1981. pp. 183–195. Geoffrey Grigson. "The Ogre in the Black Hat." Blessings,