About Helen Pyne-Timothy
Lived 1937 – 2015 (aged 77–78). Helen Pyne-Timothy was an academic.
Biography Born in Glengoffe, Jamaica, she was educated at Wolmer's Girls' School in Kingston and at the University of Toronto in Canada and after graduating from university, moved to Trinidad where she initially taught at Mausica Teachers College. She also served as a contributing editor of MaComère, journal of the ACWWS, first published in 1998. Pyne-Timothy was the author of The Woman, the Writer, and Caribbean Society (1997), and also had her scholarly work published in book collections and journals, including in CLA Journal, MaComère and the Journal of Haitian Studies.
She was married to Dr Earl Timothy, who died in 2014.
Selected bibliography The Woman, the Writer, and Caribbean Society: Critical Analyses of the Writings of Caribbean Women. Center for African American Studies, 1998.
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Who was Helen Pyne-Timothy?
Jamaican Critic and Academic
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Helen Pyne-Timothy was born in 1937.
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Helen Pyne-Timothy died in 2015.
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Helen Pyne-Timothy was an academic.
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