James Hamilton-Paterson
James Hamilton-Paterson was a British poet, journalist, writer and novelist (born 1941). He was born at London.
Identity
James Hamilton-Paterson is recorded as having received Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. James Hamilton-Paterson is recorded as poet, journalist, writer and novelist. James Hamilton-Paterson is recorded with the citizenship of United Kingdom.
Activity and practice
James Hamilton-Paterson is recorded as having studied at Windlesham House School, The King's School Canterbury and Exeter College.
In detail
James Hamilton-Paterson studied at Windlesham House School, The King's School Canterbury and Exeter College. the recorded working language is English.
Employment is recorded with Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and New Statesman.
Distinctions recorded are Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
Chronology
- 1941James Hamilton-Paterson born at London.
- 1941James Hamilton-Paterson was born in 1941 at London.
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“James Hamilton-Paterson”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q983881: James Hamilton-Paterson
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