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Timothy Findley - Wikipedia
Timothy Findley. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Timothy Findley(19302002) - Canadian author. Born in Toronto, Ontario, his
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The Piano Man's Daughter - Timothy Findley
TIMOTHY FINDLEY. Timothy Findley is one of Canada's bestloved andmost respected writers. His first career was in the theatre. A
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Extractions: Cast Trailer Filmmakers Story ... Contact TIMOTHY FINDLEY Timothy Findley is one of Canada's best-loved and most respected writers. His first career was in the theatre. A charter member of Ontario's Stratford Festival, established in 1953, he found success at home and abroad, appearing on many European and North American stages. It was his tour through Britain and the U.S., in a production of Thornton Wilder's The Matchmaker, starring Ruth Gordon, that was perhaps the most important of his acting career. Both Wilder and Gordon recognized the strength of Findley's writing talent and, with their encouragement, he gave up the stage and turned to full-time writing in 1963. In 1996, Findley published his first novella - You Went Away - to widespread critical acclaim and bestseller status. His novel The Piano Man's Daughter , was a #1 national bestseller in both hardcover and mass market and was shortlisted for the prestigious Giller Prize. His other novels have garnered many awards - The Wars won a Governor General's Award for Fiction and established Findley's reputation as one of Canada's pre-eminent writers; it was recently ranked number two on the Quill and Quire top Canadian list. As well
Timothy Findley - Wikipedia
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Timothy Findley
Timothy Findley Renowned Canadian writer Timothy Findley died in Franceon June 20, 2002 at the age of 71. A past president of both
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Extractions: Timothy Findley Renowned Canadian writer Timothy Findley died in France on June 20, 2002 at the age of 71. A past president of both the Writers Union of Canada and Pen Canada, Mr, Findley was the recipient of numerous awards for his novels, plays and other works, including the Order of Canada. Over his long and distinguished career, Timothy Findley, spoke frequently about issues of public policy and national identity in Canada. The Sierra Club of Canada would like to share the notes of one such speech, delivered in Calgary, Alberta on October 4, 2001. NOTES FOR SPEECH AT BOB EDWARDS LUNCHEON 04 October 2001 Remember that disagreement over the price and availability of oil that Alberta had with the East, some years ago? Well... I'm one of the bastards who didn't freeze in the dark... I had a wood stove. When it comes to survival, foresight is everything. Mind you, believe it or not, I had a certain amount of sympathy for Alberta's stance. Shortly before that East-West disagreement occurred, my friend Bill Whitehead and I were on a train heading from Toronto to Regina - Bill's home town - and I started talking to a woman across the aisle. It turned out that she was from Alberta, heading home after visiting family in the East. When she found out I was from Toronto, she nodded and said something about two different worlds . This was my first visit to the prairies - my first sight of that magnificent horizon and that incredible sky - so I said: yes
Reading Of Timothy Findley
Biography and list of works from the National Library of Canada.Category Arts Literature Authors Novelists findley, timothy Lectures, Photo Elisabeth Feryn, timothy findley. May 23, 1995. thathe has written only masterpieces. 3. WORKS BY timothy findley. NOVELS.
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Extractions: Photo: Elisabeth Feryn Timothy Findley Timothy Findley was born in 1930 in the fashionable Rosedale district of Toronto. As a young man, he knew that he wanted to be an artist. Despite his family's misgivings, he began to study dance and later, with considerable success, acting. It was while performing in the London cast of The Matchmaker that he first met the actress Ruth Gordon and the writer Thornton Wilder. Both remained lifelong friends with Findley, and convinced him that his true vocation lay in writing. His first two novels, The Last of the Crazy People (1967) and The Butterfly Plague (1969), were rejected by Canadian publishers and were virtually ignored by the Canadian press. It was only with his third novel, The Wars (1977), that Findley received both recognition as a major Canadian writer and the Governor General's Literary Award. During this early stage of his writing career, Findley also wrote scripts for television, radio and film. His most noteworthy successes came with the television series The Whiteoaks of Jalna and The National Dream ; for the latter, he received an ACTRA award for co- writing with his partner, William Whitehead.
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Extractions: Author profile: Timothy Findley Born in Toronto in 1930, Timothy Findley began his artistic career studying dance and then later theatre. Findley became quite successful as an actor, even acting alongside Sir Alec Guinness at the Stratford Festival in the 1950s. In fact, it was not until he became friends with the actress Ruth Gordon that Findley even considered writing as a vocation. It was after his first short story was published in The Tamarack Review , that Gordon was able to convince him that he should give up acting and concentrate on writing fiction. Findley's first success as a novelist, however, did not come in Canada. His first two novels, The Last of the Crazy People (1967) and The Butterfly Plague (1969), were rejected by Canadian publishers and were eventually published in Britain. This all changed, however, with The Wars (1977). Published to great critical acclaim, Findley's third novel went on to win the Governor General's Award for fiction and was adapted for film in 1981. Since then he has published five more novels, each helping to establish his reputation as one of Canada's most popular and beloved novelists.
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Lecture De Timothy Findley
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Extractions: Photo: Elisabeth Feryn [Traduction] Timothy Findley The Matchmaker The Last of the Crazy People (1967) et The Butterfly Plague Guerres The Whiteoaks of Jalna et The National Dream Guerres , il publie quatre autres romans populaires, deux collections de nouvelles et Inside Memory: Pages from a Writer's Workbook Can You See Me Yet? John A. Himself! The Stillborn Lover Guerres The Last of the Crazy People . London : Macdonald, 1967. 282 p. The Butterfly Plague . London : Andre Deutsch, 1969. 376 p. The Wars Guerres Guerres . Traduit par Eric Diacon. LaSalle, P.Q. : HMH, 1980. 272 p. ISBN 2890453294 English title: The Wars Famous Last Words . Traduit par Bernard Genies. Paris : Robert Laffont, 1986. ISBN 2221011279 English title: Famous Last Words Not Wanted on the Voyage . Markham, Ont. : Viking, 1986. 352 p. ISBN 0670803057 The Telling of Lies . Markham, Ont. : Viking, 1986. 359 p. ISBN 0670812064 Headhunter . Toronto : HarperCollins, 1993. 440 p. ISBN 0002237458
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Timothy Findley The World Of Tiffiness
Obituary, selected works, articles, and audio/video files. From the CBC.
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Extractions: Timothy Findley was severely embarrassed one morning when someone found him sniffing rocks and seaweed on a beach in British Columbia. He was searching for authenticity, this time trying to experience what an animal might sense for his novel Not Wanted on the Voyage , a mythical story of the occupants of Noahs ark. Findley, Tiff to his many friends, was one of Canada's most celebrated writers, earning international acclaim as a master storyteller. Among his memorable works: The Wars, Famous Last Words, The Piano Man's Daughter, The Telling of Lies, Pilgrim and the play Elizabeth Rex. His most recent novel, Spadework , appeared in the fall of 2001. Born in the Toronto neighbourhood of Rosedale, for many years Findley lived on a farm near Cannington, Ontario, with his lifetime friend, the screenwriter Bill Whitehead whom he met in 1951 when they were actors. They called the farm Stone Orchard. It was crowded with trees, flowers, cats, dogs and horses. Findley and Whitehead later moved to Stratford, Ontario. They wintered in France, where the French government honoured Findley with the Chevalier des Arts et des Letters.
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CBC Radio's Ron Robinson reviews 'Pilgrim'. Includes RealAudio file.
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TIMOTHY FINDLEY,THE PIANO MAN'S DAUGHTER
Students write about themes, the family tree, and key passages in the novel.
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Extractions: TIMOTHY FINDLEY THE PIANO MAN'S DAUGHTER This file contains college student work pertaining to the novel by Timothy Findley: The Piano Man's Daughter. Students in English 160 have generated these materials. They are available so that you can build on them in your own class presentations. They do not constitute "the last word" on PMD. There is even the trailer for the forthcoming movie, thanks to Alizan Dudenas' research.
Not Immortality, Dust
Review of timothy findley's short fiction collection, 'Dust to Dust Stories'.
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1990. Deleuze and literature. 2000. findley, timothy. The butterfly plague. 1986.findley, timothy. Can you see me yet? a play. 1977. findley, timothy.
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Timothy Findley, Contributor - Banff Centre Press
timothy findley, Contributor Banff Centre Press. timothy findley,born in Toronto in 1930, now divides his year between Stratford
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Extractions: Banff Centre Press Timothy Findley, born in Toronto in 1930, now divides his year between Stratford, Ontario, and Provence, France. After an international career as an actor, he came to prominence as a writer with his 1977 novel, The Wars (Clark-Irwin). Since then, his fiction, plays, memoirs and film and television scripts have won numerous awards. Findley is an Officer in the Order of Canada, a member of the Order of Ontario and, in France, Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. Contributor to:

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