61. Timothy Findley - Complete Guide To The Playwright And Plays Database of plays of timothy findley including agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates. http://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsF/findley-timothy.html

The Playwrights Database Search for a Playwright : a b c d ... z To search for all published plays by Timothy Findley click on one of the bookstore links below. Doollee is free to all - please show your support. AbeBooks.co.uk AbeBooks.com Internet Theatre Bookshop Amazon.com ... Amazon.ca Biography of Timothy Findley please make your contribution to doollee.com by sending me any information about this playwright, just click on the Contact button on the top right of this page web doollee.com Home Playwrights Plays Characters ... About Doollee Click on a Play title below for more information Can You See Me Yet? Elizabeth Rex Stillborn Lover, The TIMOTHY FINDLEY (1930 - 2002) Nationality Canadian Literary Agent: n/a Email n/a Website n/a If shown, click on the literary agent's name for full contact details and links to all the Playwrights they represent. Plays by Timothy Findley TIMOTHY FINDLEY Can You See Me Yet? 1st Produced National Arts Centre, Ottawa Company 1st Published Talon Books To buy this play secondhand (if available) click here Genre Play/Drama Parts Male Female Parts Other Notes Synopsis about the efforts of a mental patient to examine the cause of her insanity TIMOTHY FINDLEY Elizabeth Rex 1st Produced Birmingham Rep, Birmingham, UK

62. Timothy Findley Wars Essays -- Animal Imagery In Timothy Findley’s The Wars timothy findley Wars Essays Animal Imagery in timothy findley’s The Wars. http://www.123helpme.com/preview.asp?id=21094

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64. Timothy Findley By Suzette Chan timothy findley is sitting in an Edmonton café proudly describing the turnof-the-century photographs of his family that adorn the endpapers of his latest http://www.suzettechan.com/red_stripe/journalism/findley.htm

home links contact suzette chan ... journalism Interviews Timothy Findley Rohinton Mistry Anne Rice Stacy Schiff ... Carol Shields Reviews Amazing Grace Poverty's Bonds timothy findley: the pianoman's daughter By SUZETTE C. CHAN For The Edmonton Sun Timothy Findley The Piano Man's Daughter (HarperCollins). "They're so charming, they're so intrinsically moving, as any family photographs are," says Findley, and he is right: the photographs are as charming and moving as The Piano Man's Daughter itself, and that should come as no surprise. The novel was inspired by Findley's own family. Findley is the bestselling author of Headhunter, The Telling of Lies, Not Wanted on the Voyage and The Wars, the now-classic novel set during World War I. Whereas The Wars chronicled the experiences of the men in Findley's family, The Piano Man's Daughter follows the history of his mother's side of the family. The main character of The Piano Man's Daughter is Lily, the offspring of Ede Kilworth, who stands in for Findley's grandmother, and Thomas Wyatt, the piano man. Findley says Lily was partially based on his own aunt Ruth, who suffered from schizophrenia, and whom Findley adored nonetheless.

65. Findley, Timothy : Dreams findley, timothy Dreams. Genre, Short Story (15 pp.) Keywords, Children, Communication, Death and Dying, DoctorPatient Relationship, Empathy, http://litmed.med.nyu.edu/Annotation?action=view&annid=12396

66. The Michigan Daily Performance Network is just one of only three theaters with rights to perform timothy findley s new play, Elizabeth Rex. The generally funny play, http://www.michigandaily.com/news/2002/02/04/Arts/Timothy.Findleys.Comic.elizabe

var story_id = 1404528; var sectionname = 'Arts'; var sectioncategory = 'Other'; var isectioncategoryid = '8,'; College Publisher Network Join the College Publisher Network Advertise Across the Network View Network Affiliates ... Search Search This Paper Search Google Music Jobs Top National College News Money ... Books showNetworkBanner(11); The Michigan Daily News Opinion Sports ... Classifieds Timothy Findley''s comic ''Elizabeth Rex'' details Shakespeare''s meeting with Elizabeth By Charity Atchison, Daily Arts Writer on Print Email DoubleClick Any Word Page of 1 Gillian Eaton as Elizabeth I and Thomas Hoagland as Ned Lowenscroft. Courtesy of Daniel C. Walker Performance Network is just one of only three theaters with rights to perform Timothy Findley"s new play, "Elizabeth Rex." The generally funny play, which premiered at the Stratford Festival in 2000, will run at the Performance Network playhouse through March 3rd. "Elizabeth Rex" is based upon the Essex Rebellion. The Earl of Essex, a confidant of Queen Elizabeth, planned to overthrow the Queen. The play takes place on Shrove Tuesday, the eve of Essex"s beheading and Ash Wednesday. That evening the Queen had summoned William Shakespeare and his players to perform for her. It is after that performance that the play begins. The play opens with Will Shakespeare, played by Andrew Huff, reflecting upon his life on the eve of what he tells the audience is his death. Will is soon joined by his players after having performed a play for Queen Elizabeth. According to "Elizabeth Rex," Will staged "Much Ado About Nothing," though this is not historically known for certain.

67. Setting In "The Wars" By Timothy Findley Setting in The Wars by timothy findley term papers and essays. http://www.universitip.com/term-papers/Setting-in-The-Wars-by-Timothy-Findley-26

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68. Timothy Findley, Canadian Author, Dies At 71 - New York Times timothy findley, the prolific Canadian author whose complex novels and intricately layered plays often probed the madness and immorality of the last century http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9806E7DC103FF931A15755C0A9649C8B6

69. "...the Plots Of Life, Though Not Of Fiction..." timothy findley has compared writing to schizophrenia, because both involve I collected about 40 articles on timothy findley, and I have about 48 hours http://felis-ultharus.livejournal.com/tag/timothy findley

Username: Password: Forgot your password? Remember Me You are viewing 's journal Create a LiveJournal Account Learn more Interest Region FAQ Email IM Info Website Recent Entries Archive Friends User Info "...the plots of life, though not of fiction..." Links The Rabble Columns The CBC Wikipedia NDP ... Cats With Captions January 2008 Tags 12 kingdoms absurdly cute pets academia academic homophobia ... yule season 13 December 2005 @ 01:20 pm The sun is singing, the birds are shining, and everything's pushing up daisies... So, first day of my vacation from school, I've taken it very easy. I've written about four and a half pages with more on the way, read a little Carl Jung. There's snow outside. Add a little green tea or white chocolate, and this day would be perfect ^_^ I'm a man of fairly simple pleasures. Writing is going well. The runaway background-writing in my novel continues. I have about thirty pages on my main character's background which, unfortunately, is better written, more exciting, more poetic, and generally more interesting than the rest of the novel some of it is some of the best stuff I've read, much less written, and since I generally have a much lower opinion than others about my work, I have high hopes for it. Weird thing was that dozens of characters stitched themselves perfectly together in hours, out of whole cloth, and one of them is one of the most interesting ever. And thing is, he's not based on anyone I've met.

70. CAT.INIST Canadian Fiction of the Great War in timothy findley and the War Novel. E THOMPSON Canadian Literature Vancouver 91, 8196, 1981. http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=12308553

71. Famous Last Words By Timothy Findley Book Review, A Novel Approach From StoryCod Recommendations for Famous Last Words (timothy findley). Book Synopsis In the final days of the World War II, Hugh Selwyn Mauberley scrawls his desperate http://www.storycode.com/lcompare.php?r=3158

72. It Could Not Be Told Making Meaning In Timothy Findley S The Automatic download Begin manual download. Downloading the PDF version of The Journal of Commonwealth Literature Brydon 21 (1) 62. (1075K) http://jcl.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/21/1/62?ck=nck

73. Bookreporter.com - SPADEWORK By Timothy Findley In timothy findley s novels, anything can happen. Over the course of his formidable writing career, he has covered topics as diverse as Noah s Ark (NOT http://www.bookreporter.com/reviews/0060194723.asp

var gDcsId = "dcs30w0vc10000chxa0maatv9_2u6z"; SPADEWORK Timothy Findley HarperCollins Fiction ISBN: 0060194723 In Timothy Findley's novels, anything can happen. Over the course of his formidable writing career, he has covered topics as diverse as Noah's Ark (NOT WANTED ON THE VOYAGE) and the glamour of fascism (FAMOUS LAST WORDS). His scope has no limits, and the reader should not bother to guess what will happen next, as it is impossible to predict the future in books where surrealism blends so effortlessly with reality. The title of SPADEWORK refers to a flower bed dug in the backyard of actor Griffin Kincaid, who shares a house with his wife, prop designer Jane Terry and their son Will. The gardener cuts a phone line as he's digging, and from this mundane accident, the Kincaid household spirals into crisis. Griffin is unable to make a crucial phone call, and in the brutally competitive theater world, this neglect is enough to put him at the mercy of a sexually predatory director. The actor's marriage isn't on very firm ground in the first place, so his affair, matched by Jane's infatuation with an angelic-seeming telephone repairman, sends the couple into freefall. They are dismayed by how quickly and easily their marriage crumbles. There is also a rash of murders in Stratford and a disturbing rumor of a serial killer. When it turns out that the killer is one of those pedestrian people everyone in the book sees every day, it adds to the inescapable impression that no one really knows what's in the hearts of other people. Both Jane and Griffin keep secrets, and it's painful to see the impact of their trouble on their young son. The deaths in this book, particularly those of children, force the conclusion: When you realize you have no idea how long the people you love will last, you make what amends you can.

74. A Letter From Timothy Findley One of Canada s most noted writers of drama and fiction, timothy findley discusses his latest novel, Spadework. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/canadian_literature/87057

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75. Campus News Timothy Findley’s Theatre Collection Donated To U Of G Novelist and playwright timothy findley’s extensive personal collection of theatre memorabilia is being donated to the University of Guelph. http://www.uoguelph.ca/mediarel/archives/004625.html

76. RANGE Magazine.com-Spring 2001 In most cases, it doesn’t take a smart lawyer. Jon Marvel by Tim findley . Tim findley is an investigative reporter who lives in Fallon, Nev. http://www.rangemagazine.com/archives/stories/spring01/battle_cry.htm

Subscriptions click here for 20% off! E-Mail: info@rangemagazine.com Git Home! Battle Cry! or scientists, and some full-time political activists with flinty glints of power in their eyes. Their attitudes were thickly self-righteous, shaved with elitist contempt for the cowboy figures they repeatedly mocked as booted, broad-brimmed oafs with oversized belt buckles. Story and photo by Tim Findley "In most cases, it a smart lawyer to fignure out how stupid ranchers are." Jon Marvel, activist T Even among themselves, several admitted that the cause would have seemed unthinkable only a decade or so earlier, but these so seemingly few had more than supposedly "new" science to bolster their confidence. Many of them were already veterans of another blitz on public land use that within those 10 years, beginning from a similar meeting, succeeded in crippling the U.S. timber industry by reducing tree harvest on public lands from 200 million board feet to less than 20 million now. Aware of the military analogies purposely used in their speeches, some of them gloated of their "victory" over timber and generously offered their forces in the new campaign against cattle and the livestock industry.

77. Findley A couple of decades later, Tim findley ( 65) still believes the alternative press should Tim findley is the best reporter I have ever met. Period. http://www.colorado.edu/journalism/bylines/fall97/findley.html

Findley fights urban media bias By Alan Kirkpatrick He made a name for himself during the most liberal decade in the nation's most liberal metropolis. He was the leftist journalist covering the Left. In reality, he was never that far above the underground press and antiestablishment politics he reported on. A couple of decades later, Tim Findley ('65) still believes the alternative press should serve the discontented and disenfranchised. Back then he operated out of San Francisco. Now HQ is Fallon, Nev. "What we're really doing here is trying to tell these people's stories with a sense of independent journalism," he said. Many will find it hard to believe who "these people" are, though. Cattlemen. Ranchers. Farmers. "The established media and the establishment schools of journalism regard these people as crazies, but what we are trying to do is good independent journalism. It really is a lot like the underground press of the 1960s and 1970s," Findley said. When it comes to covering country life, he said, the media are "overgreen" and have been misled by "righteously misguided" environmental and governmental interests. "They've taken on a kind of higher liberal stance than what is realistic," he said. "People don't always understand that farmers and ranchers are the little guys. There isn't a lot of understanding about what rural life is really like today. Rurals are just underrepresented."

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