From an email to a colleague:
There are several ‘classics’ on Milton Erickson that go beyond his popular image as a hypnotherapist to discuss his unique contributions to therapeutic epistemology and methodology: Sidney Rosen’s My Voice Will Go With You collects teaching stories and anecdotes; Jay Haley’s Uncommon Therapy situates Erickson in terms of early family and solution-oriented therapies; William Hudson O’Hanlon’s Taproots, Stephen Lankton and Carol Hicks Lankton’s Answer Within, and Dan Short, Betty Alice Erickson and Roxanne Erickson-Klein’s Hope, and Resilience each discuss Erickson’s therapeutic methods beyond hypnosis, including progression and utilisation; and The Wisdom of Milton Erickson is a one-volume collection from his books, clinical papers, letters, and conference presentations.
There’s also a lot of information in the Milton Erickson Foundation’s past newsletters.