Timothy Findley
Timothy Findley was a prominent Canadian novelist and playwright known for his exploration of complex themes such as war, identity, and the human condition. His works, including 'The Wars' and 'Not Wanted on the Voyage,' garnered numerous accolades, and he played a significant role in the Canadian literary scene. As an early participant in the Vancouver Writers Fest, Findley's involvement helped establish the festival as a vital platform for Canadian writers.
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Recent news mentions
Timothy Findley was mentioned as one of the notable figures who passed away around the same time as Mordecai Richler.
A quarter-century after his death, how is Mordecai Richler’s work remembered?
Canada· 2026-07-05
Timothy Findley addressed critics of book censorship in his afterword to 'The Diviners.'
There are many lessons in books – and in the attempts to ban themCanada· 2025-09-04
Alma Lee approached the Toronto novelist Timothy Findley with an invitation to her inaugural festival in 1988.
Festival founder Alma Lee created a literary lollapalooza in VancouverCanada· 2025-03-29
