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Judith fitzgerald biography

          The Canadian poet and critic Judith Fitzgerald died peacefully on Nov. 25, just weeks after turning

          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)....

          Judith Fitzgerald

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          Judith Fitzgerald was a Canadian journalist, critic, poet, and editor with a broad range of interests, from culture, media, and art to sports, music, and others.

          Born in Toronto in 1952, she earned a B.A. and M.A. from the York University and pursued a doctoral degree at the University of Toronto. A literary journalist, Judith Fitzgerald had a distinctive voice and an outstanding talent.

          She died in 2015 at the age of 63 in her home in Port Loring.

          Life

          Fitzgerald had a difficult life and early childhood. Born to a mother who was a grade 6 dropout, she had many brothers and sisters by different men.

          She even recalls her mother working as a prostitute.

          Judith Fitzgerald, poet, critic, journalist, editor (born 11 November in Toronto, ON; died 25 November in Port Loring, ON).

        1. Judith Fitzgerald, poet, critic, journalist, editor (born 11 November in Toronto, ON; died 25 November in Port Loring, ON).
        2. Judith Ariana Fitzgerald was a Canadian poet and journalist.
        3. 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).
        4. Born in Toronto in , she earned a B.A. and M.A. from the York University and pursued a doctoral degree at the University of Toronto.
        5. Judith Ariana Fitzgerald was born in Toronto on Nov. 11, , the daughter of Marjorie Fitzgerald, a Grade 6 dropout who had numerous children.

          6. Most of her children were removed for adoption by the social workers, with only three children left at home – Judith, her sister Maggie, and her brother Robert. Maggie died at the age of 29. The three children were neglected, beaten, and starved, a