| Philip Michael Ondaatje | |
| 出生地: | 斯蘭卡科倫坡 |
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邁爾•翁達傑,加拿大小說、詩人。他一九四三年出生於斯蘭卡科倫坡,十一歲時隨母親移居英國,十九歲移居加拿大,加入加拿大國籍。先畢業於多倫多大學和皇后大學,曾長期在約大學教授英語文學。
自一九六二年出版第一部詩集以來,邁爾•翁達傑已經出版六部長篇小說、童年憶錄 《世代相傳》、多部詩集、劇本、文學評論集。他也積極參與加拿大獨立出版社馬車房出版社的詩歌編輯工作。他於一九九二年出版的小說《英國病人》榮千克克勤克儉奬,被改編成同名電影。二〇〇〇年出版的小說《安尼爾的鬼魂》加拿大吉勒奬、加拿大總督文學奬、法國美第奇奬、《愛爾蘭時報》國際小說奬。二〇〇七年出版的小說《遙望》又加拿大總督文學奬。
邁爾•翁達傑和同為作的妻子琳達•斯伯丁住在多倫多。
個人作品
Ondaatje's literary career began with his poetry in 1967, publishing The Dainty Monsters, and then in 1970 the critically acclaimed The Collected Works of Billy the Kid. However, he is more recently recognized for his nationally and internationally successful novel The English Patient (1992), which was adapted into a film in 1996. In 2018, Ondaatje won the Golden Man Booker Prize for The English Patient.
In addition to his literary writing, Ondaatje has been an important force in "fostering new Canadian writing" with two decades commitment to Coach House Press (around 1970–90), and his editorial credits on Canadian literary projects like the journal Brick, and the Long Poem Anthology (1979), among others.