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Findley Timothy:     more books (100)

Butterfly Plague by Timothy Findley, 1990 Not Wanted on the Voyage by Timothy Findley, 2006 The Wars by Timothy Findley, 2005 Headhunter by Timothy Findley, 1999 Pilgrim: A Novel by Timothy Findley, 2001-02-01 Spadework by Timothy Findley, 2003-09-04 Dinner along the Amazon (Penguin Short Fiction) by Timothy Findley, 1985-11-06 The Telling of Lies by Timothy Findley, 1988-08-01 Stones by Timothy Findley, 1990-01-01 Pilgrim by Timothy Findley, Isabelle Maillet, 2002-04-30 The Other Side of Dailiness: Photography in the Works of Alice Munro, Timothy Findley, Michael Ondaatje, and Margaret Laurence by Lorraine York, 1987-06-01 Writing on Trial: Timothy Findley's Famous Last Words (Canadian Fiction Studies series) by Diana Brydon, 1995-01-01 Front Lines: The Fiction of Timothy Findley by Lorraine York, 1991-06-01 Paying Attention: Critical Essays on Timothy Findley

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1. Timothy Findley - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Timothy Findley received a Governor General s Award, the Canadian Authors Association Award, an ACTRA Award, the Order of Ontario, the Ontario Trillium  
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   Extractions: Brignoles France Timothy Irving Frederick Findley OC O. Ont. October 30 June 21 ) was a Canadian novelist and playwright . He was also informally known by the nickname Tiff or Tiffy , an acronym of his initials. Born in Toronto Ontario , Findley was raised in the upper class Rosedale district of the city, attending boarding school at St. Andrew's College (although leaving during grade 10 for health reasons). He pursued a career in the arts, studying dance and acting, and had significant success as an actor before turning to writing. He was part of the original Stratford Festival company in the 1950s, acting alongside Alec Guinness , and appeared in the first production of Thornton Wilder 's The Matchmaker at the Edinburgh Festival . He also played Peter Pupkin in the CBC Television adaptation of Stephen Leacock 's Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town in 1952, and had an uncredited minor role in the 1964 television film John Cabot: A Man of the Renaissance Findley was briefly married to actress Janet Reid , but the marriage was subsequently annulled . In 1951, he met writer

2. Timothy Findley --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia
   Britannica online encyclopedia article on Timothy Findley Canadian author known for his intelligent writing and storytelling. His subject matter is often  
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3. Timothy Findley - Trailer - Showtimes - Cast - Movies - New York Times
   A biography and related information about Timothy Findley.  
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4. TheatreBooks: Timothy Findley
   Timothy Irving Frederick Findley Tiff, as he was called by almost everyone who knew him was born in Toronto on October 30, 1930.  
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   Extractions: You are here: TheatreBooks Spotlight On... Left to right, Bill Whitehead, John Harvey, Timothy Findley and Leonard McHardy at the launch of Elizabeth Rex Timothy Irving Frederick Findley Tiff, as he was called by almost everyone who knew him was born in Toronto on October 30, 1930. At an early age, Tiff must have been touched by a muse, as he took ballet lessons aspiring to be a dancer. Very soon though, in his teens, he became a man of words other people's words as he started a career as an actor. In 1953 he was chosen to be a charter member of the Stratford Festival acting company in its inaugural season. He found acting stimulating enough to proceed to London, where he studied and graduated from the Central School of Speech and Drama. His talents as an actor took him to the West End, Broadway and Moscow. During a tour of Thornton Wilder's The Matchmaker , Tiff's talent with words as a writer came to the attention of fellow actor and star Ruth Gordon, and of the great Mr. Wilder himself, who encouraged him to write. He returned to Canada where he continued to act, but where the writing bug must have taken over. In the early 1960's he met his lifelong partner, Bill Whitehead, himself a writer and producer who hired Tiff as an actor. That partnership gave Tiff the support he needed to give up acting and develop a career as a writer. His natural ear for dialogue gave him the ability to write screenplays (

5. Timothy Findley Biography And Summary
   Timothy Findley biography with 91 pages of profile on Timothy Findley sourced from encyclopedias, critical essays, summaries, and research journals.  
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6. The Piano Man's Daughter - TIMOTHY FINDLEY
   TIMOTHY FINDLEY. Timothy Findley. Timothy Findley is one of Canada s bestloved and most respected writers. His first career was in the theatre.  
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   Extractions: Cast Filmmakers Plot Synopsis ... 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

7. Timothy Findley
   Timothy Findley The Wars (Under Construction). This web site has been constructed as a class project by the students in Alan Young s English 1106 E class  
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8. The EBook Store From Sony - Timothy Findley
   Timothy Findley was born in 1930. A native of Toronto, Canada, novelist and playwright Timothy Findley initially embarked upon an acting career.  
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9. Wars Timothy Findley
   Timothy Findley was a Canadian novelist and playwright, who was one of Canadas most famous writers. Findleyamp39s third novel The Wars won the Governor  
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10. Timothy Findley The World Of Tiffiness
    Obituary, selected works, articles, and audio/video files. From the CBC.  
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    Extractions: CBCCat = "Sports,News,Arts,Kids,Interactive"; Sports = "Hockey,Baseball,Football"; News = "Canada,World,SciTech,Local,Consumers,SpecialReports,Business"; Arts = "ArtsNews,Infoculture,Music,Books,ArtsFeatures"; Kids = "CBC4Kids,PreSchool,Teachers"; Interactive = "MessageBoards,Forums,Games,Media"; 12:52 PM EST Jan 26 Timothy Findley: ‘The world of Tiffiness’ 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 Noah’s 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.

11. Centre For Language And Literature - Canadian Writers - Timothy Findley - Athaba
    timothy Irving Frederick findley was born in Toronto, Ontario, on October 30, 1930. The second surviving son of a financially straitened family in the  
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    Extractions: Skip Navigation Timothy Irving Frederick Findley was born in Toronto, Ontario, on October 30, 1930. The second surviving son of a financially straitened family in the prestigious Rosedale district. Findley's health was poor throughout his childhood; his attendance and interest in school was erratic, and he did not finish grade ten. He subsequently studied dance and then turned to acting. He joined the original acting ensemble of the Stratford Festival in 1953, where he met and worked alongside Alec Guinness. He accepted Guinness's offer to sponsor his attendance at the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. In London he befriended Ruth Gordon and playwright Thornton Wilder while acting in Wilder's The Matchmaker in 1954. He published his first short story, "About Effie," in The Tamarack Review in 1956 (reprinted in Dinner Along the Amazon [1984]), and began to consider a career in writing under the encouragement of his friends Gordon and Wilder. Through 1956 he toured North America and Europe in minor acting roles, and after living in Los Angeles, California, in 1957, he returned to Canada in 1958. For a time he made his living writing for radio, television and the stage. He wrote for the

12. Interview | Timothy Findley
    When he passed away on June 21, 2002, timothy findley left behind a significant body of work, legions of dedicated fans and enough awards and professional  
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    Extractions: Buy it online When he passed away on June 21, 2002, Timothy Findley left behind a significant body of work, legions of dedicated fans and enough awards and professional accolades for two well-spent lifetimes. One of Canada's best-loved authors, Findley was highly regarded internationally in both the literary world and that of the theater, for which he had a special love. A mere summation of Findley's accomplishments impressive though they might be is dry and meaningless compared with the man himself. Better, I think, to sketch him briefly for you here a quick rendering from life and follow with our final interview with him, made on his last book tour for his fabulous though starkly underrated (even by Findley himself) novel, Spadework. I first met Timothy Findley in 1995, on tour for The Piano Man's Daughter a book that would prove to be one of his most important and that was nominated for a Giller award and made into a film that Findley loathed. On that and subsequent book tours for He Went Away

13. Northwest Passages - Canadian Literature Online Bookstore! We Ship Worldwide.
    Biography, cover art, picture, and selected bibliography.  
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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.

14. Timothy Findley (II)
    Not the timothy findley you re looking for? IMDb timothy findley. Photo Not Submitted Find where timothy findley is credited alongside another name  
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15. Timothy Findley Biography - Timothy Findley Comments:
    Lewiston, New York, Edwin Mellen Press, 1996; timothy findley by Diana Brydon. New York, Twayne, 1998; Paying Attention Critical Essays on timothy findley,  
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    Extractions: Other Free Encyclopedias Brief Biographies Contemporary Novelists Vol 6 Find all books written by Timothy Findley on Amazon.com Nationality: Canadian. Born: Toronto, Ontario, 1930. Education: Rosedale Public School, Toronto; St. Andrews College, Aurora, Ontario; Jarvis Collegiate, Toronto; Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, 1950-53; Central School of Speech and Drama, London. Career: Stage, television, and radio actor, 1951-62; charter member, Stratford Shakespearean Festival, Ontario, 1953; contract player with H.M. Tennent, London, 1953-56; toured U.S. in The Matchmaker , 1956-57; studio writer, CBS, Hollywood, 1957-58; copywriter, CFGM Radio, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Playwright-in-residence, National Arts Centre, Ottawa, 1974-75; writer-in-residence, University of Toronto, 1979-80, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario, 1984, and University of Winnipeg, 1985.Chair, Writers Union of Canada, 1977-78; president, English-Canadian Centre, International P.E.N., 1986-87. Awards: Agent: Virginia Barber Literary Agency, 353 West 21st Street, New York, New York 10011, U.S.A.

16. Canadian Theatre Encyclopedia
    Among sources Obituary timothy findley, 71 , Canadian Press, June 21, 2002 Canada Mourns timothy findley , CBC News web site  
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17. Timothy Findley
    A bibliography of timothy findley s books, with the latest releases, covers, descriptions and availability.  
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    Extractions: Fantastic Fiction Authors F Timothy Findley Preferences google_ad_client = "pub-4149752303753296";google_alternate_ad_url = "http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/frames/banner.htm";google_ad_width = 468;google_ad_height = 60;google_ad_format = "468x60_as";google_ad_type = "text_image";google_ad_channel ="5061332721";google_color_border = "6699CC";google_color_bg = "003366";google_color_link = "FFFFFF";google_color_url = "AECCEB";google_color_text = "AECCEB"; Home Awards New Books Coming Soon ... Years Browse Authors A H O V ... U Canada Search Authors Search Books About Timothy Findley Timothy Irving Frederick Findley, OC , O. Ont. was a Canadian novelist and playwright. He was also informally known by the nickname Tiff or Tiffy, an acronym of his initials. Findley's work has been widely translated and he has achieved an international reputation. He has received numerous awards and honours in addition to those already mentioned, including the Canadian Authors Association Award, the Order of Ontario, the Ontario Trillium Award, and he has been appointed an Officer of the Order of Canada. Novels The Last of the Crazy People The Butterfly Plague The Life and Death of the SLA The Wars ... Spadework Collections Dust to Dust: Stories Chapbooks Dinner Along the Amazon A Nation of One Plays Can You See Me Yet?

18. Glbtq >> Literature >> Findley, Timothy
    The works of awardwinning Canadian novelist and playwright timothy findley examine the nature of power in society and the struggle to understand and  
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    Extractions: page: Award-winning Canadian writer Timothy Findley produced works in a number of genres, including plays, novels, and short stories. While his works are impossible to pigeon-hole, they often examine the nature of power in society and the struggle of people to understand and achieve what is right. Timothy Irving Frederick Findley"Tiff" to his friendswas born into a prosperous Toronto family on October 30, 1930 and grew up in the fashionable Rosedale section of the city. His father was the first person outside of the founding families to head the Massey-Ferguson company. His mother's family had a piano factory. Sponsor Message. Although Findley grew up in a privileged environment, his childhood was far from happy. Under the influence of alcohol his father frequently terrorized Findley's mother and older brother. Findley himself generally escaped his wrath, but, in the words of journalist Alec Scott, "vicarious scar tissue developed nonetheless" in the sensitive young boy. Findley suffered from poor health as a child. He nearly died of pneumonia in his second year, and shortly thereafter he was confined to an oxygen tent due to complications of an ear infection.

19. The Writers' Trust Of Canada
    The timothy findley Award serves to recognise a body of work (comprised of no Born in 1930, timothy findley pursued acting as a profession for 15 years  
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    Extractions: In the spring of 2003 The Writers' Trust of Canada established an annual award for a male writer in mid-career in the name of the late Timothy Findley. Before his death in June 2002, Mr. Findley wrote, "It is truly wonderful to know that the Marian Engel Award will now have a partner." The Timothy Findley Award serves to recognise a body of work (comprised of no less than three works of literary merit which are predominantly fiction) rather than a single book. All male Canadian writers are considered and no age restrictions apply. Born in 1930, Timothy Findley pursued acting as a profession for 15 years before taking up writing full-time in 1962. Along with writing for radio, television, and film, his early novels, The Last of the Crazy People (1967) and The Butterfly Plague (1969), were rejected by Canadian publishers and largely ignored by the Canadian press. It was not until his third novel, The Wars (1977), that Mr. Findley garnered critical and commercial praise and won that year's Governor General's Literary Award for Fiction. He later went on to further success producing eight more novels, three collections of short fiction, two works of non-fiction and several plays, including

20. The Wars By Timothy Findley Detailed Book Review
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    Extractions: Timothy Findley Book Review Read a book review online (click here to search reviews) Books Movies Sci-Fi/Fantasy ... Get more information about this book Plot Summary of The Wars "Robert Ross is a sensitive young man from Canada. The nineteen-year-old fights in the First World War, where he is exposed to unbelievable violence, constant death and the insanity of trench warfare. Ross is himself victimized, and he sees many around him die or go mad. Eventually, he is accused of betraying his country. An odd story, almost a myth, circulates about Ross's attempt to save horses at the cost of men during the war. The unravelling of the events suggests that Ross saw that war turned humans into brutes. " "Robert Ross is a sensitive young man from Canada. The nineteen-year-old fights in the First World War, where he is exposed to unbelievable violence, constant death and the insanity of trench warfare. Ross is himself victimized, and he sees many around him die or go mad. Eventually, he is accused of betraying his country. An odd story, almost a myth, circulates about Ross's attempt to save horses at the cost of men during the war. The unravelling of the events suggests that Ross saw that war turned humans into brutes. "

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