an introduction by Robert DeMott, which contains more than 1600 citations of writing by and about Harrison. Many of Harrison’s papers are housed at Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Harrison was interviewed in 2004 in Paris by François Busnel, and asked how he explained the success of his novel, True North, in the United States where his previous books were not successful. Harrison replied, "The age, undoubtedly! Or a proof that America loves France, since it is said often over there that I am the most French of the American writers." Many of Harrison's interviews between 1976 and 1999 are collected in the book, Conversations with Jim Harrison, edited by Robert DeMott, published by the University Press of Mississippi, 2002. Harrison discusses his poetry in an extensive interview in Five Points Magazine. Film work Harrison's work on films and in the screenplay format began with his book Legends of the Fall, when he sold the film rights for all three stories in the book and became involved in writing the screenplay for the film with the same title. It was directed by Edward Zwick and starred Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins, and Aidan Quinn; it won the 1995 Academy Award for cinematography. Jim Harrison had a writing credit for the film. Other films he scripted or co-wrote include Cold Feet (1989), with Keith Carradine, Tom Waits, and Rip Torn, and Revenge (1990), starring Kevin Costner. For his work on the screenplay for Wolf (1994, starring Jack Nicholson) Harrison, along with co-writer Wesley Strick, shared the Saturn Award for Best Writing. Bibliography Novels Wolf: A False Memoir (1971) A Good Day to Die (1973) Farmer (1976) Warlock (1981) Sundog: The Story of an American Foreman, Robert Corvus Strang (1984) Dalva (1988) The Road Home (1998) , True North (2004) Returning To Earth (2007) , The English Major (2008) , The Great Leader (2011) , The Big Seven (2015) , Novellas Legends of the Fall (1979). Three novellas: "Revenge", "The Man Who Gave Up His Name", and "Legends of the Fall". The Woman Lit By Fireflies (1990). Three novellas: "Brown Dog", "Sunset Limited", and "The Woman Lit by Fireflies". Julip (1994). Three novellas: "Julip", "The Seven-Ounce Man", and "The Beige Dolorosa". The Beast God Forgot to Invent (2000). Three novellas: "The Beast God Forgot to Invent", "Westward Ho", and "I Forgot to Go to Spain". The Summer He Didn't Die