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| | Amazon.com: Books: Away : A Novel |
 | | Urquhart beguiles the reader with a cast of lovable eccentric characters in a wonderfully surreal world that includes a talking crow and a man who can charm skunks "away." An extraordinary achievement; highly recommended. | | | Urquhart uses the same premise to create a wonderful book, full of phantastic stories written in one of the most aesthetic proses I've ever read. | | | Her daughter Eileen, in turn, falls in love with an Irish nationalist whose passion is only for his cause; she spends the rest of her life "away" in thoughts of him. |
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| | The Stone Carvers (Jane Urquhart) |
| | Urquhart grasps her characters from outside and inside as precious few authors manage to do. | | | One of them, Klara, shows exceptional talent and has a surfeit of what the local nuns call "a fondness for men's work." Untamed, she falls in love with an Irish boy, Eamon O'Sullivan, only to have him leave to fight in the Great War. |
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| | will love Changing Heaven, Jane Urquhart's magical novel about the pitfalls of obsessive love, single.minded passion, and tumultuous weather. | | | An interesting history lesson : The idea for this book is fascinating. |
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| | A Map of Glass by Jane Urquhart |
| | Jane Urquhart is the bestselling author of five internationally acclaimed, award-winning novels. | | | A novel about loss and the transitory nature of place, A Map of Glass is vivid with evocative prose and haunting imagery — a lake of light on a wooden table; a hotel gradually buried by sand; a fully clothed man frozen in an iceberg; a blind woman tracing her fingers over a tactile map. | | | She is also the author of a collection of short fiction, Storm Glass, and three books of poetry. |
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| | Austin Clarke, Jane Urquhart, and more |
| | Year of Wonders is historical fiction, set in the time of the plague in 17th century England, and the story concerns the carrying of the plague from London to a small Derbyshire village by an itinerant tailor. | | | He said his favorite books of all time were The Sound and the Fury by William Faulkner; Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky; Murder in the Cathedral by T.S. Eliot; The Lonely Londoners by Sam Selvon (about Caribbean immigrants in London); and Samson Agonistes by John Milton. | | | Geraldine Brooks liked the novels Pilgrim at Tinker Creek (1974) by Annie Dillard; Emma by Jane Austen; The Persian Boy by Mary Renault (1973), and Fugitive Pieces by Anne Michaels (1998). |
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| | Arts, Literature, World Literature, Canadian, Authors, Novelists, Urquhart: Jane |
| | Biography of the author who won the award for her book, 'The Underpainter'. | | | The author explains how the country's libraries are the cornerstone of democracy. | | | Arts, Literature, World Literature, Canadian, Authors, Novelists, Urquhart: Jane |
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| | Hadami.com -- The Travel eBookstore |
| | For 150 years their books and poetry have enchanted readers around the globe and have inspired contemporary writers such as award-winning Canadian author Jane Urquhart. | | | As every student and aficionado of classic literature learns, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne Brontë eventually penned famous novels, including, respectively, Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall. | | | In 'The Writer's Trail' section find out how to make your own literary pilgrimage there. |
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| | Urquhart will be reading from her latest novel, The Stone Carvers. | | | One reviewer writes that "readers unfamiliar with Urquhart's work will discover novels that display her ability to weave rich narrative tapestries which shift between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, between real and imagined worlds, and between characters, their settings and their stories." | | | Immediately following Urquhart's presentation, there will be a book signing and reception. |
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| | Varsity Arts & Culture -- Jane Urquhart: A Portrait of Success |
| | I think the impossibility of defining Canadian literature is what makes it so tremendously attractive in the outside world." | | | She prefaced her discussion with, "It's another strange one, no question about it." | | | Urquhart was referring to her signature lyrical style and her tendency to write about centuries past, whether it be Niagara Falls in the 19th century, the ghost of Emily Bronte or the incredible story of Irish immigrants in 19th century Ontario. |
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| | booksbooksbooks Book No. 3 - Jane Urquhart: Away |
| | I liked the poetic way she writes, her descriptions of nature as well as her knowledge about history. | | | But maybe I wished Urquhart would do so :-). | | | She tells us for instance about Liam’s childhood and the experiences and feelings he had then, but is leaving him afterwards at all in favor of his sister Eileen. |
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| | Northwest Passages - Author Profile |
| | “Meditations on the house: the poetics of space in Jane Urquhart's Changing Heaven and The Whirlpool.” Canadian Literature.150 (1996): 10-21. | | | “Translating the sublime: Jane Urquhart's The Whirlpool.” Canadian Literature.150 (1996): 23-42. | | | “In her little bit of heaven, Urquhart spins lyrical fancies.” The Globe & Mail (Metro edition). |
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| | Jane Urquhart Diary Library Newsletter Library University of Waterloo |
| | Urquhart further commented that it was important to her to have a portion of her original materials in the University of Waterloo Library because "Without the UW Library I couldn't have written the books I have. | | | Jane Urquhart describes this diary--which also served as a sketchbook, journal, and trip diary--as her "best one" in that it shows her collaborative work with her husband, artist Tony Urquhart. | | | The many sketches and drawings by Tony Urquhart that are included make this diary not unlike his series of "idea books" which form one of the most important portions of his personal papers and archives, also housed in the Doris Lewis Rare Book Room. |
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| | Urquhart, Jane |
| | Her first, The Whirlpool (1986), set in Niagara Falls in the late 1890s, examines the convergence of art and life, a theme also present in Changing Heaven (1990), where the story of two 20th-century academics is interwoven with that of a turn-of-the-century balloonist, her lover, and the ghost - or memory - of Emily Brontë. | | | Urquhart's skilful evocation of historical setting is also apparent in her novels. | | | Educated at the University of Guelph, she has written 3 books of poetry, including The Little Flowers of Madame de Montespan (1983), a sequence of lyrics that portray the court of Louis XIV through the persona of one of his most influential mistresses. |
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| | Jane Urquhart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Her third novel, Away, remained on The Globe and Mail''s national bestseller list for 132 weeks (the longest of any Canadian book), and won the 1994 Trillium Book Award. | | | In addition to her novels, she has published three books of poetry: I'm Walking in the Garden of His Imaginary Palace, False Shuffles, and The Little Flowers of Madame de Montespan. | | | Urquhart's books have been published in many countries, including the Netherlands, France, Germany, Britain, Scandinavia, Australia, and the United States, and have been translated into several languages. |
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| | Jane Urquhart fonds Archives and Manuscripts Special Collections Library University of Waterloo |
| | The fonds consists of a single diary kept by Jane Urquhart from 1974 to 1981, before she began her writing career, and documents primarily several trips to Europe taken with Tony Urquhart. | | | The fonds will be made available with the permission of the donor for consultation and study by researchers. | | | Prior to 1997 she had already been the recipient of several literary awards: Le Prix de Meilleure Livre Etrangere (Best Foreign Book Award), France, for The Whirlpool, 1992, The Trillium Book Award in 1993, and the Marian Engel Prize in 1994. |
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| | Resources - Jane Urquhart - Canadian Writers |
| | For information about Urquhart's fonds, please consult the section on Jane Urquhart in Literary Manuscripts: A Guide to the Literary Fonds at the National Library of Canada. | | | -- Jane Urquhart : essays on her works. | | | It does not include all editions and versions published over the years, nor does it provide a comprehensive list of all works in the collection of Library and Archives Canada. |
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| | Changing Heaven by Jane Urquhart- David R. Godine, Publisher |
| | Changing Heaven interweaves the story of the young Brontë scholar Ann and her doomed love affair with an art historian, with the parallel tale of Arianna Ether, a turn-of-the-century balloonist in love with the brooding Jeremy. | | | Changing Heaven by Jane Urquhart- David R. Godine, Publisher |
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| | CTV.ca Canadian Jane Urquhart a finalist for Booker Prize |
| | A total of 102 books were submitted by publishers for this year's prize, and another 17 books were added to those by the judges, bringing the number of books considered to 119. | | | LONDON (CP) - Canadian author Jane Urquhart's novel, The Stone Carvers, has made a longlist of 24 books nominated for the 2001 Booker Prize, one of the world's most prestigious literary awards. | | | A central character in The Stone Carvers, Klara Becker, is like many Canadian women after the First World War in that she finds herself alone when her young lover fails to return, vanishing after going off to fight in 1914. |
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| | Buy.com - The Stone Carvers : Jane Urquhart : ISBN 0142003581 |
| | Did you know that Stephen King, author of the new book The Colorado Kid, used to write under the name of Richard Bachman because publishers felt that one book a year was all the public would accept? | | | Buy.com - The Stone Carvers : Jane Urquhart : ISBN 0142003581 |
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| | Jane Urquhart |
| | This is a possible reason why her latest novel, The Stone Carvers, is such a smooth and comfortable narrative. | | | Jane Urquhart is refreshingly laidback about the whole business of writing. | | | "I love the idea of making something," says Urquhart about the carving, and certainly every character in the novel seems to be putting their mark on the community by both physically and spiritually making something. |
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| | Interview Jane Urquhart |
| | I always hope that a book will teach me something that I didn't know that I knew. | | | Urquhart says that, for her, the book is "about the redemptive nature of making art. | | | Urquhart's earliest publications were short fiction and poetry. |
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| | Jane Urquhart Jane Urquhart Books and Creations for Sale |
| | On a small island off the northern Irish coast in the mid-nineteenth century a sailor is washed ashore and dies in the arms of Mary whose visions of this demon lover inhabit the most intimate reaches of her heart and mind until her own death. | | | Jane Urquhart Jane Urquhart Books and Creations for Sale | | | Following the success of The Underpainter Urquharts extraordinary new novel brings history and art together in a richly engrossing human drama. |
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| | Lorenzo Reading Series 2005-2006 - UNBSJ |
| | She is the author as well of a short story collection, Storm Glass (1987), and three collections of poetry. | | | If Jane Urquhart were a visual artist, she would be a painter of historical pictures. | | | A Map of Glass, like The Stone Carvers, is interested in the sweep of history, but whereas The Stone Carvers is transAtlantic, A Map of Glass is set entirely in Ontario, moving between Toronto (the contemporary story) and the islands and peninsulas of Lake Ontario (the inset story of the past). |
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| | Jane Urquhart - Reviewscout.co.uk |
| | Jane Urquhart has published three books of poetry, a collection of short | | | book investigate Urquhart's interweaving of historical events, myth, folk | | | consider Urquhart's very special vision of the world, one made up of |
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| | The Stone Carvers - Jane Urquhart |
| | The Stone Carvers is not a book to be read in a hurry but should be saved for a time when you can immerse yourself in the grand imagery created by the author. | | | While there they each find love and exorcise some personal demons as well as contributing to the artistic realisation of the vision of Walter Allward, the memorial's architect (both Allward and his memorial are interesting real-life features in an otherwise fictional work). | | | The stories within a story move effortlessly between Bavaria in the mid-1800s, pioneers developing the wilderness of northern Canada, the French battlefields of the First World War and its aftermath, culminating with a return to Canada. |
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| | Jane Urquhart |
| | She has had one collection of short stories published, three books of poetry, and two novels published. | | | Please send any comments and corrections to | | | Jane Urquhart was born in Little Long Lac, Ontario and went to school in Toronto and Guelph. |
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| | Jane Urquhart among honorary degree recipients |
| | Her other books include Away, Changing Heaven, Storm Glass, The Whirlpool and several collections of poetry and short stories. | | | A former writer-in-residence at U of T, Urquhart received the Governor General's Award for fiction for her 1997 novel The Underpainter. | | | Award-winning Canadian author Jane Urquhart will be among the honorary degree recipients at the University of Toronto's November convocation ceremonies. |
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| | eye - BOOKS: Cynthia Holz and Jane Urquhart - 03.31.94 |
| | What didn't come across at the reading is the desolation in Anna's search for self or the feel-the-sand, hear-the-surf quality of Holz's prose that makes Onlyville so great to read. | | | And that, perhaps, was the most interesting difference between the two writers that evening: Urquhart gave her novel a thorough airing, but Holz kept a few secrets. | | | First up was novelist Jane Urquhart, who read from her latest novel, Away (McClelland & Stewart, $18.99 paper), and quipped her way through several entertaining episodes. |
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| | Canadian Woman Studies: Irish female presence in Jane Urquhart's fiction.@ HighBeam Research |
| | L'auteure commente l'oeuvre de l'ecrivaine canadienne Jane Urquhart, qui donne une nouvelle voix aux Irlandaises a travers celle de Mary O'Malley, l'heroine de son roman "Away." | | | The idea of Ireland is especially complicated for a woman for Ireland has conventionally been represented as a woman--a weak, vanquished victim. | | | Canadian Woman Studies: Irish female presence in Jane Urquhart's fiction.@ HighBeam Research |
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| | Read Comments |
| | I think I need a director's commentary on this one. | | | But early into the reading, his smell did become overpowering, and we were led to vacate the seats we were sitting in and move further down our aisle, away from him, being more obvious about avoiding him than if we had just seated ourselves away from him in the first place. | | | I went to a reading by Jane Urquhart, a Canadian writer whose books I've been reading lately. |
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| | Stone Carvers, the - Jane Urquhart - Printed Books Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk |
| | Home > Books and Magazines > Printed Books > Stone Carvers, the - Jane Urquhart | | | Stone Carvers, the - Jane Urquhart - Printed Books Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk | | | Many decades later his granddaughter Klara who has learnt Joseph's skills is called... |
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| | ILLUSION ONE/ILLUSION TWO: FABLES, FANTASIES AND METAFICTION. - Hancock, Geoff, ed. (Mavis Gallant, Jane Urquhart, ... |
| | The independent online bookstores on Global Book Town have nearly a million used, rare and out of print books. | | | (Mavis Gallant, Jane Urquhart, Fraser Sutherland, Rikki, Leon Rooke, W.P. Kinsella, George Bowering, P.K. Page, Robert Priest, et al) | | | Interiors are clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. |
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| | Penguin Reading Guides The Underpainter Jane Urquhart |
| | She has also published a volume of short stories and three collections of poetry. | | | Soon afterwards she met Tony Urquhart, the painter to whom she has been married for over twenty years and the father of her teenage daughter. | | | In a masterful twist, Jane Urquhart uses these paintings as an ingenious metaphor for the love that Austin cannot accept, and the people that he continually exiles to the corners of his mind. |
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| | She has had three books of poetry, one collection of short fiction, and two novels published. | | | Jane Urquhart was born in Little Long Lac, Ontario and educated in Toronto and Guelph. |
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| | Powell's Books - The Stone Carvers by Jane Urquhart |
| | Powell's Books - The Stone Carvers by Jane Urquhart | | | A major bestseller in Canada, The Stone Carvers is set against the backdrop of World War II, bringing together history and art in a story both intimate and worldly. | | | "[A] moving novel....The panorama of WWI serves as a powerful backdrop...and gives Urquhart the canvas on which to depict mature, sophisticated themes....Urquhart's deft, poetic prose and psychological acuity make this a stirring look at one of the signal events of the 20th century." |
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| | BookHooks |
| | The Stone Carvers by Jane Urquhart tells the story of a family who had a gift and a passion for carving. |
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| | An Urquhart Sampler |
| | The extraordinary scope of the representation of his career that has resulted from these gifts makes it possible to trace Urquhart's aesthetic concerns from his earliest student works of the mid-'50s through to the early '90s, reflected in works on paper, three-dimensional works and paintings. | | | The present exhibition samples works by the distinguished Canadian artist, Tony Urquhart, from two magnificent gifts to The University of Lethbridge Collections from Tony Urquhart and his wife, novelist Jane Urquhart. | | | Together, these two gifts, made in 1994, added 128 works to the previously modest representation of the artist here. |
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| | NOW : Culture : Epic Sweep : Jun 7 - 13, 2001 |
| | While there's no doubt that Jane Urquhart is a powerful storyteller, The Stone Carvers reads suspiciously like historical fiction written by a woman with a master's in fine arts. | | | The protagonist, Klara, who had previously had a one-way ticket to spinsterhood, suddenly reclaims her missed youth and realizes that a new love is the most powerful curative for a broken heart. | | | The plot thickens when the first world war starts and the protagonist's lover gets drafted. |
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| | Bookreporter.com - THE STONE CARVERS by Jane Urquhart |
| | The novel is divided into three distinct and compelling sections --- Klara's story of love, abandonment, and heartbreak; Tilman's tale of life on the road and in the war; and, finally, the touching recounting of their eventual reunion and unlikely journey to the monument at Vimy. | | | It is in this final third of the novel that Urquhart's themes of loss, redemption, and forgiveness come fully into play. | | | It is at this monument that a brother and sister, recently reunited after a nearly a lifetime of estrangement, will work side by side, hoping to put their troubled pasts behind them. |
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| | Shadow by Jane Urquhart Essays |
| | If it were not for the sun rising each day, there would be no life. | | | by Jane Urquhart, the sun is personified to reveal the significance of this element of nature through the development of it rising everyday and the task of waking a human being. | | | Jane Urquhart uses the objects in a house owned by a human to play down the human?s values. |
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| | The Canada Council for the Arts - Jane Urquhart |
| | Award-winning novelist Jane Urquhart says her first public grant for writing was almost as important to her parents, aunts and uncles as it was to her. | | | It was also “enormously important” to Urquhart’s career that public grants were made to publications that featured Canadian writers. | | | Suddenly they had much more confidence in me, and what I had chosen to do. |
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| | Lauréat du prix littéraire : Jane Urquhart |
| | Urquhart enveloppe les personnages et le paysage du pouvoir éternel des mythes. | | | Jane Urquhart est née dans la petite localité minière de Little Long Lac (près de Geraldton), dans le nord de l'Ontario et a passé la dernière partie de son enfance et son adolescence à Toronto. | | | Jane Urquhart a été écrivain-résident à l'Université d'Ottawa et à lUniversité Memorial de Terre-Neuve et, durant l'hiver et le printemps de 1997, elle a détenu la bourse de recherche de |
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| | Jane Urquhart (llevado de junio el 21 de 1949) es autor canadiense. | | | Jane Urquhart ha sido Escritor-en-Residencia en la universidad de Ottawa y en la universidad conmemorativa de Terranova y, durante el invierno y el resorte de 1997, de la ella llevó a cabo la beca presidencial de la Escritor-en-Residencia en la universidad de Toronto. | | | En 1994 el ms Urquhart también recibió la concesión de Marian Engel para un cuerpo excepcional de la prosa escrito por una mujer canadiense. |
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| | Harbourfront Reading Series Bio: Jane Urquhart |
| | Jane Urquhart, whom Timothy Findley has termed “a courageous stylist with a unique vision,” was the first Canadian ever to win France’s prestigious Prix de Meilleur Livre Etranger (Best Foreign Book Award), for her novel The Whirlpool. | | | Her novel Away made Urquhart co-winner of the Trillium Award and recipient of the Marian Engel Award for outstanding body of prose by a female Canadian author. | | | That same novel was also short-listed in 1996 for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, the world’s largest literary prize for a single work of fiction. |
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| | The Underpainter By - Jane Urquhart |
| | Jane Urquhart writes well, and in her hands Austin sometimes speaks with resonance. | | | Ultimately, though, in my opinion this book was let down by the direction its plot took, spending far too much time on a mediocre parochial supporting cast and not enough showing us Austin's performance in the art world he is supposed to have succeeded in. |
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| | World Literacy of Canada - Jane Urquhart Getaway |
| | Like Urquhart’s runaway bestseller Away, this exclusive BandR trip begins to unfold on Rathlin Island and the magnificent Antrim coast of Northern Ireland. | | | Esther allows rocks, sea, to form in her imagination."– Jane Urquhart, Away | | | Everything began in 1842, she remembers her grandmother Eileen telling her, on the island of Rathlin which lies off the most northern coast of Ireland. |
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