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	Brierley Family Genealogy Forum
		Annie Brierley - Rochdale - Wendy Holliday 10/08/04
		1871 Census 'Look-Up' please for 'Brierley' in Oldham - Trevor Lawton 3/05/04
		Re: Joseph brierley born Colne Lancs England 1824 - Melanie Tyerman 10/04/04
	genforum.genealogy.com /brierley (180 words)

	Feminist SFF & Utopia: An Elisabeth Vonarburg Bibliography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Is editor, with translator Jane Brierley, of Tesseracts Québec, an anthology of Quebecois SF to be published in 1996.
		Jane Brierley ("In the Pit"), in Tesseracts II, Phyllis Gotlieb ed., Canadian SF anthology (Press Porcépic, Victoria, 1987); in Tomorrow Speculative Fiction, USA, août 1994.
		Jane Brierley Home by the Sea, in Tesseracts I, Canadian SF anthology, Judith Merril ed., (Press Porcépic, Victoria, 1985).
	www.feministsf.org /femsf/authors/vonarburg.html (1930 words)

	Staffordshire UK - Genealogy, Surnames, Family and Local History.
		Looking for their marriage, which I suspect was about 1859 in Brierley Hill (based on their first child, Alice Louisa Stanworth, being born c.1860 in Brierley Hill).
		Jane Griffiths was born 16 Aug 1838 in Wordsley, Shropshire, and died in 1897 in Hemsworth, Yorkshire.
		Their children included: Jane, who married a Bourne; Mary Anne; Hannah Maria, who probably died young; William; Elizabeth, who married John Lamont (or Lemont or Lemond or Lamond); Emma, who married Matthias Rollason; Maria, who married a Wall; and Samuel, my g-g-f, b 1845.
	www.curiousfox.com /history/staffordshire_4.html (2147 words)

	The Canada Council for the Arts - Winners of the 2003 Governor Generals Literary Awards
		In these refreshingly honest memoirs of an uncompromising scholar, Jane Brierley captures with elegant simplicity the fascinating details of the life and work of trailblazing historian Marcel Trudel.
		Jane Brierley is a literary translator, writer, teacher and editor.
		Dans ces mémoires d'un universitaire implacable, d'une franchise désarmante, Jane Brierley rend, avec une élégante simplicité, les détails fascinants de la vie et de l'oeuvre de l'historien novateur Marcel Trudel.
	conseildesarts.ca /prizes/ggla/kf127248822388593750.htm (2210 words)

	Books, Listed by Author
		Translated by Jane Brierley from Les Voyagers malgre eux (Editions Quebec-Amerique 1994).
		* Tesseracts Q (with Jane* Brierley) (Tesseract 1-895836-21-2, Sep ’96 [Oct ’96], C$8.95, 393pp, pb, cover by Jean-Pierre Normand) Anthology of 22 stories in translation from SF published in French in Quebec.
		There is a foreword by Elisabeth Vonarburg, and an afterword by Jane Brierley.
	www.locusmag.com /index/b489.html (2677 words)

	First Families (1837+) at Bruk Bruk, Carapook, Beerik & "Muntham" Station, South-Western Victoria, Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Samuel BRIERLEY (1822-1887), farmer of Carapook, had a signature on the 1875 Carapook School petition (not shown on the corresponding map).
		He is probably from Manchester, England and married Elizabeth Jane NASH in 1869.
		John FERRIER (1840-1919), a farmer in the parish of Beerik near Carapook, had a signature on the 1875 Carapook School petition but not shown on the corresponding Carapook map as Beerik is the parish to the east of Carapook.
	www.ballaratgenealogy.org.au /carapook/fam1837.htm (10567 words)

	McGill News -- Newsbites (Page 6)
		Jane Brierley, MA'82, recently cemented her reputation as one of Canada's finest literary translators by nabbing her second Governor General's Literary Award for English translation for
		Brierley moved to France in the early '60s for a three-year stay with her husband, John, a McGill law professor then completing his doctorate at the University of Paris.
		Here, people are almost too polite, but in France they don't let you get away with making a mistake." Brierley found work at a Paris ad agency and immersed herself in the country's culture and literature.
	www.mcgill.ca /news/2003/winter/newsbites/six (674 words)

	Bitter Feast: Amerindians and Europeans in Northeastern North America, 1600-64. by Ramsay Cook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The relationships that developed between them were based on unequal exchange, and it was this that would shape the future course of these two civilizations' (333).
		Here Brierley's translation exaggerates Delâge's already stark contrast: in French he wrote 'l'âge de la manufacture naissante,' which is more vague than 'Industrial Revolution,' a change usually dated about a century after the conclusion of Bitter Feast (1600 to 1664).
		Delâge, in French, does use the term 'l'age de pierre,' which is not a helpful way to describe the successful agricultural societies that had developed in Huronia and Iroquoia by the time Europeans arrived.
	www.utpjournals.com /product/chr/753/bitter06.html (733 words)

	article
		Gotlieb is also represented in the anthology Ark of Ice—five writers have pieces in both collections—where her story, "The Newest Profession," examines gender politics, this time in a post-Handmaid's Tale space colony, where impoverished women hire themselves out as surrogate mothers to a company specializing in tailor-made workers.
		Tesseracts 4 finishes with Candas Jane Dorsey's memorable "Death of a Dream," a police procedural set in a future where lovers can share technologically enhanced dreams together, and pathological sadists can harass their sleeping victims from the comfort of their own homes.
		The cropped prose echoes the psychological disassociation of the protagonist in the face of horror and loss, as she hunts her ex-husband in a high-tech custody battle.
	www.unbsj.ca /arts/english/jones/pages/_texts/articles/Landofthe.html (2598 words)

	Emerald City - #96
		I must admit that when Candas Jane Dorsey first showed me this book called Green Music with a picture of a turtle on the cover I was expecting something eco-soppy: some sort of "Free Jack the Turtle" story.
		I loved this in part because it is so refreshing to read SF that has gendarmes in moustaches and kepis rather than American cops, but it also had a point to make and some neat descriptions.
		Brierley, but it is good all the same.
	www.emcit.com /emcit096.shtml (14560 words)

	Me and My Glass: Feature article from the Virtual Glass Museum
		I paid twenty pounds for it and then set about trying to find out where and when it was made and why it was such an unusual shape.
		Eventually I found out that it was made by Brierley's in England, probably recently, and the shape gives it stability on a ship at sea (it's a ship's decanter in cut crystal).
		By the time I had learned this information, I had read several books on glass and was beginning to recognise "collectable" glass in the antiques and collector shops which abound in Brighton.
	www.glass.co.nz /myglass.htm (1785 words)

	Elisabeth Vonarburg: CV
		Jane Brierley, In the Pit, in Tesseracts II, Phyllis Gotlieb ed., (Press Porcépic, Victoria, 1987) ; also in Tomorrow Speculative Fiction, USA, August 1994.
		Jane Brierley, Home by the Sea, in Tesseracts I, Judith Merril ed., (Press Porcépic, Victoria, 1985).
		Jane Brierley In the Mothers' Land, Bantam Spectra Special, New-York, 1992 ; a.k.a The Maerlande Chronicles, Beach Holme/Tesseracts Books, Edmonton, AB, Canada, 1993.
	www.sfwa.org /members/vonarburg/EV_CV.html (4307 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Trois de nos « stars » ont lu dans le cadre de ce souper-causerie : Jane Brierley, lauréate du prix littéraire GG 2003, Patricia Claxton, finaliste pour le prix GG 2003, ainsi que Yolande Amzallag, lauréate du prix de traduction littéraire John-Glassco 2003 et finaliste pour le prix GG 2003.
		The bill was headed by three of our “star” translators: Jane Brierley, winner of the translation GG (English-French) for 2003, Patricia Claxton, finalist, and Yolande Amzallag, winner of the John Glassco Prize for Literary Translation in 2003 as well as finalist for the 2003 GG (French-English).
		Jane also became a first-time grandmother: son Tim and his wife Tomomi had a daughter, Hana-ko (Little Flower), on February 4, 2004—a production for which she was only indirectly responsible!
	www.attlc-ltac.org /May2004.doc (8185 words)

	Foreword (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Further details from Jane Brierley on 0115 9152827.
		Poetry and rap with Dave Higgins who will be appearing in the Arts and Leisure Libraries during the course of the morning.
		Further details available nearer the time from Jane on 0115 9152827.
	trace.ntu.ac.uk /foreword/jun01/notts.htm (676 words)

	Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer: Tesseracts 6: Introduction
		Their list already includes such novelists as Charles de Lint, Candas Jane Dorsey, Phyllis Gotlieb, Terence M. Green, Donald Kingsbury, Scott Mackay, Yves Meynard, Spider Robinson, Robert J. Sawyer, and Robert Charles Wilson.
		And Canadians Don Bassingthwaite, Ed Greenwood, and Edo van Belkom are all bestselling authors of gaming-related fantasy fiction.
		Meanwhile, Books in Canada devoted a special issue to Canadian SF (March 1993), and Prairie Fire, one of Canada's finest literary magazines, did an all-SF issue in the summer of 1994 with guest editor Candas Jane Dorsey.
	www.sfwriter.com /t6intro.htm (890 words)

	Services for the visually impaired
		Updates of new spoken word titles on cassette and CD are available on an occasional basis - contact Jane Brierley on 0115 915 2827, or e-mail jane.brierley@nottinghamcity.gov.uk including an e-mail address if you have one.
		The Webwords web site (http://www.webwords.org/) has extracts from over 500 spoken word titles, and is a useful way of finding out if you like the style of a particular narrator/reader.
		Contact Jane Brierley on 0115 915 2827 or e-mail jane.brierley@nottinghamcity.gov.uk
	www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk /services_for_the_visually_impaired (472 words)

	Bitter Feast: Amerindians and Europeans in Northeastern North America, 1600-64 - Questia Online Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		DENYS DELÂGE translated from the French by Jane Brierley
		Contributors: Jane Brierley - transltr, Denys Delâge - author.
		Choose a subscription plan to save tons of time, stress and hassle, and do better research, faster.
	www.questia.com /PM.qst?a=o&d=59970439 (122 words)

	EDGE and Tesseract Books
		, includes writing by authors such as: Yves Meynard, Jean Pierre April, Bertrand Bergeron, Jean Dion, Jane Brierley, Élisabeth Vonarburg and others.
		Jane Brierley is a Montreal literary translator, writer, editor, and former president of the Literary Translators Association of Canada.
		Her translations of science fiction stories have appeared in a number of Tesseract’s anthologies, and she has translated three of Élisabeth Vonarburg’s science fiction novels: The Silent City, The Maërlande Chronicles, and Reluctant Voyagers.
	www.edgewebsite.com /books/tess-q/tq-catalog.html (367 words)

	Biblio: Search for Author: Merril, Title: Tesseracts, Keywords:
		TESSERACTS (1) One: Home by the Sea; Chronos' Christmas; A Stranger Vistor; The Byrds; Report on the Earth Air Addicts; Johnny Appleseed on the New World; Hinterlands; Points in Time; The Woman Who is the Midnight Wind; Instinct; Cee; Tauf Aleph
		This contains: Home by the Sea by Elisabeth Vonarburg (translated by Jane Brierley); Chronos' Christmas by Rhea R...
		292 p, signed by Candas Jane Dorsey at her story - "Johnny Appleseed on the New World" and si...
	www.biblio.com /search.php?author=Merril&title=Tesseracts&stage=1&aid=scifan (776 words)

	Joe Rice Glass from the Glass Encyclopedia
		If you are looking for glass made by Joe Rice, you can usually find items on offer on ebay - click here to see the Joe Rice glass listings currently for sale on ebay.
		The Story of St Clair Glass by Jane Ann Rice, published by R E Harney circa 1972.
		The enduring St. Clair Tradition by Bill & Bernice Rolke, in Glass Collectors Digest Dec/Jan 1993
	www.glassencyclopedia.com /Joericeglass.html (448 words)

	Alibris - Click here to find books by this author!
		Brey, Barry B. Brey, Charles ~ Brey, Wallace S. Breyel, Janine M. Breyer, Betty J. Breyer, Betty Jane ~ Breyer, Harald ~ Breyer, Karl ~ Breyer, Michelle ~ Breyer, Pamela ~ Breyer, Robert A. Breyer, Siegfried ~ Breyer, Stephen ~ Breyer, Stephen G. Breyfogle, Forrest W., III ~ Breyfogle, Newell D. Breyfogle, Norm
		Brierley, Barry ~ Brierley, David ~ Brierley, Eric ~ Brierley, Jane ~ Brierley, John ~ Brierley, John K. Brierley, John Keith ~ Brierley, Louise ~ Brierley, Peter
		Brindle, Jane ~ Brindle, John ~ Brindle, John V. Brindle, Margaret ~ Brindle, Reginald Smith ~ Brindle, Steven ~ Brindle, Susan A. Brindle, Susan Andrews
	www.alibris.com /authors/authors0050.html (1402 words)

	Senior Interdisciplinary Seminar: Feminist Science Fiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Loudon/Rauch: Jane Loudon, The Mummy: A Tale of the 22nd C. (1827) ed.
		Jane Loudon, from The Mummy 3-8; 5 pp.
		Donawerth: Jane Donawerth, Frankenstein's Daughters: Women Writing SF.
	orion.ramapo.edu /~kfowler/fsfs04syllabusprint.html (3739 words)

	RootsWeb: BEAUMONT-L Archives (April 2001)
		[BEAUMONT] Freeda BEAUMONT - Eva STOGSDILL by Jane Lachs
		[BEAUMONT] BEAUMONT in Cottonwood cemetery by Jane Lachs
		[BEAUMONT] William Beaumont in Dallas and Uvalde, TX by Jane Lachs
	archiver.rootsweb.com /th/index/BEAUMONT/2001-04 (177 words)

	Uchronia: The Alternate History List
		Translation: English of complete novel by Jane Brierley as
		Translation: English of "Le Pont du froid" by Jane Brierley as "Cold Bridge", in
		Translation: English of "Le Jeu des coquilles de Nautilus" by Jane Brierley as "Chambered Nautilus", in
	www.uchronia.net /bib.cgi/label.html?id=vonavoyage (127 words)

	Vehicule Press News & Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		10/2005 Jane Brierley finalist for Governor General's Award
		This is the second year in a row a Véhicule Press book has won a Governor General's Literary Award for Translation.
		Last year, Jane Brierley won for her translation of Memoirs of a Less Travelled Road: A Historian's Life by Marcel Trudel.
	www.vehiculepress.com /news.html (1705 words)

	Moulding Records - Preston Baptisms
		31 Oct, 1872, Jane Ann, Moulding, Joseph, Mary, John Hodgson, Mary Ann Valentine
		10 Mar, 1781, Eleanor, Moulden, Henry, Jane, Henry is son of Thomas Moulden weaver of Samlesbury and by Ellen daughter of Henry Moulden of Sam weaver.
		Jane is daughter of Henry Anderton of Samlesbury a deceased sadler and by Anne daughter of Richard Cottam of Brindle a yeoman
	www.mouldingname.info /records/pbapt.html (2837 words)

	Powell's Books - My Bible Story Library by Jane Brierley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Powell's Books - My Bible Story Library by Jane Brierley
		Read the original essay by Laila Lalami, and save 30% on Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits
		Inside the box children will delight in the 5 colorful board books which tell 10 favorite Bible Stories including David and Goliath, Daniel and the Lions' Den, Joseph and the Coat of Many Colors, Moses and the Ten Commandments, The Creation, Noah's Ark, The Christmas Story and the Life of Jesus.
	www.powells.com /cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=16-0849959810-0 (91 words)

	Contents Lists
		David G. Hartwell & Glenn Grant (Tor 0-312-85747-0, Sep ’94 [Aug ’94], $21.95, 384pp, hc, cover by Nicholas Jainschigg); Anthology of 28 SF stories by Canadian writers, two apparently original, plus an essay on Canadian SF by Candas Jane Dorsey and an appendix listing Canadian SF awards nominees and winners.
		Candas Jane Dorsey & Gerry Truscott, Victoria: Press Porcepic, 1990
		Candas Jane Dorsey & Gerry Truscott, Victoria: Press Porcepic, 1990; “La Marquise de Tchernobyl”, Imagine, No. 41, 1987
	www.locusmag.com /index/t281.html (3504 words)

	Science Fiction Writer Robert J. Sawyer: Northern Stars
		A selection of the Quality Paperback Book Club.
		"Home by the Sea" by Élisabeth Vonarburg; translated by Jane Brierley
		"Stardust Boulevard" by Daniel Sernine; translated by Jane Brierley
	www.sfwriter.com /tcnorth.htm (144 words)

	Siemens: Canadian Literary Awards and Prizes, from The Encyclopedia of Literature in Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Presented annually ($10,000) to a female Canadian author in mid-career for outstanding prose writing.
		Winners: 1998 Sharon Butala; 1997 Katherine Govier; 1996 Barbara Gowdy; 1995 Bonnie burnard; 1994 Jane urquhart; 1993 Sandra birdsell; 1992 Joan barfoot; 1991 Joan clark; 1990 Carol shields; 1989 Merna summers; 1988 Edna alford; 1987 Audrey thomas; 1986 Alice munro.
		Named in honour of the late literary journalist Doris Giller, the Giller Prize is awarded annually ($25,000) to the author of the best Canadian novel or short story collection published in English.
	www.mala.bc.ca /~soules/english/awards.htm (8100 words)

	Books by, for, about Shakespeare
		My View of Shakespeare Rowse, A.L. Stories from Shakespeare The Complete Plays; Chute, Marchette
		Let Not a Peep of Heaven Show An Adaptation of Shakespeare's `Macbeth'; Brierley, Rosaline
		Time Is Out of Joint Shakespeare as Philosopher of History; Heller, Agnes (Hannah Arendt Professor of Philospohy, New School for Social Research, New York, USA)
	book.look-4-it.com /Shakespeare (5875 words)

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