Judith Fitzgerald
Judith Ariana Fitzgerald (11 November 1952 – 25 November 2015) was a Canadian poet and journalist. Judith Fitzgerald was born in Toronto, Ontario, she attended York University (where she earned her BA and MA; she did her doctoral work at the University of Toronto). She authored over twenty books of poetry, as well as biographies of musician Sarah McLachlan and Marshall McLuhan.
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Judith Fitzgerald
- Born
- 1952
- Died
- 2015
- Nationality
- Canada
- Occupation
- journalist · poet · writer
- Education
- York University
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She died in her home in Northern Ontario, at the age of 63.
• 1970: Octave. Toronto: Dreadnaught • 1972: City Park. Agincourt, ON: Northern Concept • 1975: Journal Entries. Toronto: Dreadnaught Press • 1975: Victory. Toronto: Coach House Press • 1977: Lacerating Heartwood. Toronto: Coach House Press • 1981: Easy Over. Windsor: Black Moss Press • 1983: Split/Levels. Toronto: Coach House Press • 1984: The Syntax of Things. Toronto: Prototype • 1983: Heart Attack[s]. Canada: privately published • 1984: Beneath the Skin of Paradise: The Piaf Poems. Windsor: Black Moss Press • 1985: My Orange Gorange. Windsor: Black Moss Press • 1985: Given Names: New and Selected Poems 1972–1985. Ed. Frank Davey. Windsor: Black Moss Press • 1986: Whale Waddleby. Windsor: Black Moss Press • 1987: Diary of Desire. Windsor, ON: Black Moss Press • 1991: Rapturous Chronicles. Stratford, ON: Mercury Press • Ultimate Midnight. Windsor, ON: Black Moss Press • 1992: Habit of Blues: Rapturous Chronicles II. Stratford, ON: Mercury Press, 1993 • 1993: walkin' wounded. Windsor, ON: Black Moss Press • 1995: River. Toronto: ECW Press • 1999: 26 Ways Out of This World. Ottawa: Oberon • 2003: Iphigenia's Song (Adagios Quartet vol. 1). Ottawa: Oberon Press • 2004: Orestes' Lament (Adagios Quartet vol. 2). Ottawa: Oberon Press • 2006: Electra's Benison (Adagios Quartet vol. 3). Ottawa: Oberon Press • 2007: O, Clytaemnestra! (Adagios Quartet vol. 4). Ottawa: Oberon Press
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Judith Fitzgerald appears in the authority records of the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek as a writer and journalist (1952 – 2015).
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• 1997: Building A Mystery: The Story of Sarah McLachlan and Lilith Fair. Kingston, ON: Quarry Music Books • 2000: Sarah McLachlan: Building a Mystery. Kingston, ON: Quarry Music Books, Millennial Edition • 2001: Marshall McLuhan: Wise Guy. Montreal: XYZ
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Judith Fitzgerald was born in 1952 and died in 2015.
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• 1982: Un Dozen: Thirteen Canadian Poets. Windsor, ON: Black Moss • 1986: SP/ELLES: Poetry by Canadian Women. Windsor, ON: Black Moss Press • 1988: First Person Plural. Windsor, ON: Black Moss Press • 2000: Bagne, or, Criteria for Heaven, by Rob Mclennan. Fredericton, NB: Broken Jaw Press Except where noted, bibliographic information courtesy Brock University.
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