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Book Reviewed by:This article relates to A Map of Glass
Jane Urquhart was born
in the small northern Ontario mining community of Little Long Lac and spent her later childhood and adolescence in Toronto.
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), six novels (The Whirlpool, Changing
Heaven, Away, The Underpainter, The Stonecarvers and A
May of Glass), and a collection of
short fiction (Storm Glass) as well as numerous articles and reviews.
Her books have been published in many countries, including Holland, France,
Germany, Britain, Scandinavia, Australia, and The United States, and have
been translated into several languages.
She lives in a Southwestern Ontario
village with her husband, Tony Urquhart. A paperback of A Map of Glass was published in Canada last year, but has just been released in the USA.
This "beyond the book article" relates to A Map of Glass. It originally ran in March 2006 and has been updated for the
March 2007 paperback edition.
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