ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Name: Dr. Michael George Haldane

Age: 34

Living in: Japan

PhD: The University of Essex (2005)

‘The Open Valley: Translation, Transmission and Transfiguration of the Sonnet in Sixteenth-Century England,

and the Triumph of Form’

Masters: The University of Essex (1997-98)

Literary Translation (with Distinction)

BA: The University of St. Andrews (1989-93)

Honours German

Articles:

- ‘Doubling in Bartholomew Yong’s Diana’. Translation and Literature 14:1 (Spring, 2005), pp. 1-20.

- ‘The Date of Thomas Combe’s Fortunatus and its Relation to Dekker’s Old Fortunatus’. MLR 101:2 (April 2006), pp. 313-24.

- ‘The Translation of the Unseen Self: Fortunatus, Mercury and the Wishing-Hat. Folklore 117:2 (August 2006), pp. 171-89.

- ‘“The Soote Season”’: Surrey and the Amatory Elegy’. English Studies 87:4 (August 2006), pp. 402-14.

- ‘The Moral Voice in T. C.’s Fortunatus’. Neophilologus (forthcoming).

Academic Membership and Awards:

2005- Visiting Fellow, Department of Literature, University of Essex

1991 Mary Anderson Prize for Scottish History (St. Andrews)

See also: www.brindin.com;

www.essex.ac.uk/literature/people/

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