Jan Jasion

Jan Teofil Jasion is a Canadian Bahá’í and a librarian, editor, journalist and author. He was born in Toronto in 1945. Studied at the University of Windsor, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Jagiellonian University and Loughborough University. As a librarian worked in public, university and government libraries in Labrador City, Fredericton, and Ottawa in Canada and in Cardiff, Wales and Bolton, England. He served twice at the Bahá'í International Library in Haifa. He worked as an editor and journalist in Poland for the Polish Press Agency and the Univerity of Warsaw Philosophy Department. Currently retired and lives in France with his wife Annie-Joëlle.

Publications: Monographs : Author/ Editor

Marion Jack, Immortal Heroine (Thornhill, 1985)
Marion Jack, héroine immortelle (Thornhill, 1987); 2nd ed. (Paris, 2014)
The International Guide to Legal Deposit (Aldershot, 1991); 2nd ed. (London, 2019)
The Bahá'í Faith: Universalism in Praxis (Warsaw, 1996)
Never Be Afraid to Dare (Oxford, 2001)
Táhirih in History (Los Angeles, 2004)
Abdu'l-Bahá in the West (Paris, 2012)
George Ronald: A Bibliographic History (Oxford, 2013)
Abdu'l-Bahá en Occident (Paris, 2015)
Abdu'l-Bahá in France, 1911 & 1913 (Paris, 2016)
Dictionnaire géographique pour les Tablettes du Plan Divine révélées par 'Abdu'l-Bahá (Paris, 2017)
Abdu'l-Bahá en France: 1911 & 1913 (Paris, 2017)