Ioannes Calder

Ioannes Calder, vulgo plene John Mackenzie Calder (natus die 25 Ianuarii 1927; mortuus die 13 Augusti 2018) fuit domús editorialis Londiniensis rector. Opera magni momenti edidit auctorum recentium et hodiernorum inter quos eminent Samuel Beckett, Margarita Duras, Alanus Robbe-Grillet.

Ioannes Calder, in Scotia natus matre Canadiana, partim in urbibus Sherbrooke et Monte Regio educatus est. Alumnus est universitatis Turicensis. Cum Marion Boyars inter annos 1963 et 1975 collaboravit; eo tempore libros divulgaverunt Huberti Selby, Kenethi Kesey, Henrici Miller, Gulielmi Burroughs, aliorum.

Opera

2001 : Pursuit: the Uncensored Memoirs of John Calder. Londinii: Calder Publications
2001 : The Philosophy of Samuel Beckett. Londinii: Calder Publications
2013 : The Garden of Eros: The Story of Paris Expatriates and the Post-War Literary Scene. Londinii: Alma Books. ISBN 9780957452206

"Calder, John Mackenzie" (2007/2017) apud Who's Who and Who Was Who situs venalis
Kevin Breathnach, "Publishing Icon John Calder Interviewed" in Totally Dublin (30 Ianuarii 2013)
Duncan Fallowell, recensio operis The Garden of Eros in The Spectator (1 Iunii 2013)
Alessandro Gallenzi, "John Calder obituary" in The Guardian (21 Augusti 2018); Nigel Lindsay et Simon Mundy, epistulae ibidem (27 Augusti 2018)
Michael Horowitz, recensio operis Pursuit in The Daily Telegraph (18 Martii 2002)
John O'Mahony, "John Calder: Publishing's one-man band" in The Guardian (20 Iulii 2002)
Alasdair Steven, "Obituary - John Calder, ground-breaking publisher, co-founder of the Traverse and leading figure at the Edinburgh festival" in The Herald (15 Augusti 2018)