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Cumulative List of Jury Members For CUMULATIVE LIST OF PEER ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR THE GOVERNOR GENERAL'S LITERARY AWARDS LISTE CUMULATIVE DES MEMBRES DES COMITÉS D’ÉVALUATION PAR LES PAIRS POUR LES PRIX LITTÉRAIRES DU GOUVERNEUR GÉNÉRAL YEAR CHAIRPERSON ENGLISH SECTION FRENCH SECTION ANNÉE PRÉSIDENT SECTION ANGLAISE SECTION FRANÇAISE 1958 Donald Grant Northrop Frye (Chair/prés.) Guy Sylvestre (Chair/prés.) Robertson Davies Jean-Charles Bonenfant Douglas LePan Robert Élie 1959 Donald Grant Northrop Frye (Chair/prés.) Guy Sylvestre (Chair/prés.) Robertson Davies Jean-Charles Bonenfant Douglas LePan Roger Duhamel 1960 Guy Sylvestre Northrop Frye (Chair/prés.) Roger Duhamel (Chair/prés.) Alfred Bailey Jean-Charles Bonenfant Robertson Davies Clément Lockquell 1961 Guy Sylvestre Northrop Frye (Chair/prés.) Roger Duhamel (Chair/prés.) Alfred Bailey Léopold Lamontagne Roy Daniells Clément Lockquell 1962 Northrop Frye Roy Daniells (Chair/prés.) Roger Duhamel (Chair/prés.) F.W. Watt Léopold Lamontagne Mary Winspear Clément Lockquell 1963 Northrop Frye Roy Daniells (Chair/prés.) Roger Duhamel (Chair/prés.) F.W. Watt Léopold Lamontagne Mary Winspear Clément Lockquell 1964 Roger Duhamel Roy Daniells (Chair/prés.) Léopold Lamontagne (Chair/prés.) F.W. Watt Bernard Julien Mary Winspear Clément Lockquell 1965 Roger Duhamel Roy Daniells (Chair/prés.) Léopold Lamontagne (Chair/prés.) F.W. Watt Bernard Julien Mary Winspear Adrien Thério 1966 Roy Daniells Robert Weaver (Chair/prés.) Léopold Lamontagne (Chair/prés.) Henry Kreisel Jean Filiatrault Mary Winspear Bernard Julien 1967 Léopold Lamontagne Robert Weaver (Chair/prés.) Jean Filiatrault (Chair/prés.) Henry Kreisel Bernard Julien Philip Stratford Jeanne Lapointe 1968 Léopold Lamontagne Robert Weaver (Chair/prés.) Jean Filiatrault (Chair/prés.) Henry Kreisel Jeanne Lapointe Philip Stratford Gilles Marcotte - 2 - 1969 Robert Weaver Robert Weaver (Chair/prés.) Jeanne Lapointe (Chair/prés.) Philip Stratford Gilles Marcotte Warren Tallman Claire Martin 1970 Robert Weaver Robert Weaver (Chair/prés.) Claire Martin (Chair/prés.) Hugo MacPherson André Renaud Warren Tallman Jean Simard 1971 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Hugo MacPherson André Renaud FICTION Kildare Dobbs (Chair/prés.) André Renaud (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Ernest Buckler Jean Éthier-Blais Joyce Marshall Jean-Cléo Godin NONFICTION Hugo MacPherson (Chair/prés.) Fernande Saint-Martin (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS William Eccles Maurice Blain Robert Fulford Marcel Trudel POETRY AND DRAMA Wilfred Watson (Chair/prés.) Gatien Lapointe (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE Ralph Gustafson Rina Lasnier Alfred Purdy Suzanne Paradis 1972 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Robert Fulford Marcel Trudel FICTION Joyce Marshall (Chair/prés.) Jean-Cléo Godin (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Ernest Buckler Jean Éthier-Blais Robert Kroetsch Antoine Sirois NONFICTION Robert Fulford (Chair/prés.) Marcel Trudel (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS Gregory Baum Maurice Blain William Eccles Robert Vigneault POETRY AND DRAMA Eli Mandel (Chair/prés.) Suzanne Paradis (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE D.G. Jones Rina Lasnier Sheila Watson Jean-Louis Major 1973 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS D.G. Jones Rina Lasnier FICTION Joyce Marshall (Chair/prés.) Jean Éthier-Blais (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Robert Kroetsch Paule Leduc Malcolm Ross Antoine Sirois NONFICTION William Eccles (Chair/prés.) Maurice Blain (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS Gregory Baum Léon Dion Georges Woodcock Fernand Ouellet POETRY AND DRAMA D.G. Jones (Chair/prés.) Rina Lasnier (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE Fred Cogswell Laurent Mailhot Sheila Watson Jean-Louis Major 1974 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Fred Cogswell Antoine Sirois FICTION Robert Kroetsch (Chair/prés.) Antoine Sirois (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Mordecai Richler Jean Basile Malcolm Ross Paule Leduc - 3 - NONFICTION Dale Thompson (Chair/prés.) Fernand Ouellet (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS Francis Sparshott Léon Dion George Woodcock Jean-Claude Dussault POETRY AND DRAMA Fred Cogswell (Chair/prés.) Jean-Louis Major (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE D.G. Jones Gatien Lapointe Miriam Waddington Laurent Mailhot 1975 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Malcolm Ross Léon Dion FICTION Malcolm Ross (Chair/prés.) Paule Leduc (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Alice Munro Jean Basile Mordecai Richler René Dionne NONFICTION Francis Sparshott (Chair/prés.) Léon Dion (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS William New Jean-Claude Dusseault Dale Thompson Fernand Ouellet POETRY AND DRAMA Miriam Waddington (Chair/prés.) Gatien Lapointe (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE Fred Cogswell Albert Legrand Ralph Gustafson Jean-Guy Pilon 1976 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Mordecai Richler Jean Basile FICTION Mordecai Richler (Chair/prés.) Jean Basile (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Margaret Laurence René Dionne Alice Munro Jean-Marcel Paquette NONFICTION William New (Chair/prés.) Michel Brunet (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS Francis Sparshott Louis-Edmond Hamelin Dale Thompson POETRY AND DRAMA Ralph Gustafson (Chair/prés.) Jean-Guy Pilon (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE John Newlove Gatien Lapointe Alden Nowlan Laurent Mailhot 1977 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Ralph Gustafson Jean-Guy Pilon FICTION Margaret Laurence (Chair/prés.) René Dionne (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Robert Harlow André Major Patrick O'Flaherty Réginald Martel NONFICTION William New (Chair/prés.) Michel Brunet (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS Carl Berger Louis-Edmond Hamelin John Porter Jean-Marcel Paquette POETRY AND DRAMA Ralph Gustafson (Chair/prés.) Jean-Guy Pilon (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE John Newlove Laurent Mailhot Alden Nowlan Alphonse Piché 1978 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS John Porter Michel Brunet FICTION Margaret Laurence (Chair/prés.) André Major (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Patrick O'Flaherty Réginald Martel Sheila Watson François Ricard - 4 - NONFICTION John Porter (Chair/prés.) Michel Brunet (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS Carl Berger Denis Monière Peter Buitenhuis Jean-Marcel Paquette POETRY AND DRAMA Elizabeth Brewster (Chair/prés.) Paul-Marie Lapointe (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE John Newlove Laurent Mailhot Alden Nowlan Alphonse Piché 1979 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Carl Berger André Major FICTION Timothy Findley (Chair/prés.) André Major (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Patrick O'Flaherty Réginald Martel Sheila Watson François Ricard NONFICTION Carl Berger (Chair/prés.) Gilles Marcotte (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS Peter Buitenhuis Denis Monière Christina Newman Jean Paré POETRY AND DRAMA D.G. Jones (Chair/prés.) Paul-Marie Lapointe (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE Patrick Lane Pierre Nepveu Jay MacPherson Jean Royer 1980 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Peter Buitenhuis Denis Monière FICTION Timothy Findley (Chair/prés.) François Ricard (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Constance Beresford-Howe Gilles Archambault Sheila Watson Madeleine Ouellette-Michalska NONFICTION Peter Buitenhuis (Chair/prés.) Denis Monière (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS J.L. Granatstein Joseph Bonenfant Alistair MacLeod Benoît Lacroix POETRY AND DRAMA Patrick Lane (Chair/prés.) Jean Royer (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE ET THÉÂTRE D.G. Jones Marcel Bélanger Jay MacPherson Robert Mélançon 1981 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Adele Wiseman Gilles Archambault FICTION Adele Wiseman (Chair/prés.) Gilles Archambault (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Timothy Findley Madeleine Ouellette-Michalska Bill Valgardson André Vanasse NONFICTION J.L. Granatstein (Chair/prés.) Joseph Bonenfant (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS John Archer Micheline D'Allaire Alistair MacLeod Benoît Lacroix POETRY Raymond Souster (Chair/prés.) Marcel Bélanger (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE Patrick Lane Robert Mélançon Anne Szumigalski Michel van Schendel DRAMA Alden Nowlan (Chair/prés.) Gilbert David (Chair/prés.) THÉÂTRE Robert Enright Catherine Bégin Urjo Kareda Robert Gurik - 5 - 1982 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Anne Szumigalski Benoît Lacroix FICTION W.D. Valgardson (Chair/prés.) Madeleine Ouellette-Michalska (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Ronald Sutherland Jean-Cléo Godin Adele Wiseman André Vanasse POETRY Anne Szumigalski (Chair/prés.) Robert Mélançon (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE Tom Marshall Paul-Marie Lapointe Joe Rosenblatt Suzanne Paradis DRAMA Urjo Kareda (Chair/prés.) Catherine Bégin (Chair/prés.) THÉÂTRE Robert Enright Gilbert David Sharon Pollock Robert Gurik NONFICTION Alistair MacLeod (Chair/prés.) Benoît Lacroix (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS John Archer Joseph Bonenfant J.L. Granatstein Micheline D'Allaire 1983 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS Sharon Pollock André Vanasse FICTION Constance Beresford-Howe (Chair/prés.) André Vanasse (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES W.D. Valgardson Nicole Brossard Adele Wiseman Jean-Cléo Godin POETRY Joe Rosenblatt (Chair/prés.) Michel van Schendel (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE Douglas LePan Cécile Cloutier Phyllis Webb Alphonse Piché DRAMA Sharon Pollock (Chair/prés.) Gilbert David (Chair/prés.) THÉÂTRE Malcolm Black Catherine Bégin Robert Enright Michel Tremblay NONFICTION John Archer (Chair/prés.) Micheline D'Allaire (Chair/prés.) ÉTUDES ET ESSAIS George Bain Fernande Saint-Martin June Callwood Robert Vigneault 1984 CHAIRPERSONS/PRÉSIDENTS June Callwood Jean-Cléo Godin FICTION Rudy Weibe (Chair/prés.) Jean-Cléo Godin (Chair/prés.) ROMANS ET NOUVELLES Constance Beresford-Howe Nicole Brossard H.R. Percy Madeleine Ferron POETRY P.K. Page (Chair/prés.) Cécile Cloutier (Chair/prés.) POÉSIE Gwen MacEwen Pierre Nepveu Joe Rosenblatt Michel van Schendel DRAMA Malcolm Black (Chair/prés.) Robert Gurik (Chair/prés.) THÉÂTRE Mark Czarnecki Bernard Andrès Sharon Pollock Hélène Loiselle NONFICTION June Callwood (Chair/prés.)
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