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1945 - 2044 Timeline Books Authors Presses Resources Search home Presses House of Anansi (1967-1974) Anansi (1975- ) Toronto Dennis Lee and Dave Godfrey Named after the African spider-god, House of Anansi was founded in 1967 by Dave Godfrey and Dennis Lee to accommodate what Raymond Souster referred to as "the new explosion" in Canadian writing in the 1960s. In some ways it was inspired by Contact Press's inability to reprint Margaret Atwood's The Circle Game, which got Anansi off to a good start by garnering that year's Governor General's Award for poetry. 1967 Kingdom of Absence, Dennis Lee 1967 The Circle Game, Margaret Atwood [reprint of Contact Press/1966] 1967 Magic From My Lungs, Barry Charles 1968 The United STates of Heaven, Douglas Fetherling 1968 Civil Elegies, Dennis Lee 1968 Winter of the Luna Moth, Joe Rosenblatt 1969 The Gangs of Kosmos, George Bowering 1969 You Used to Like My Pies, Barry Charles 1969 Year of the Quiet Sun, Ian Young 1970 The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, Michael Ondaatje 1970 The Happy Hungry Man, George Jonas 1971 nobody owns th earth, bill bissett 1971 Power Politics, Margaret Atwood 1972 Incisions, Robert Flanagan 1973 The Antiphonary, Hubert Aquin, Alan Brown trans. 1973 Waterloo Express, Paulette Jiles 1973 Cities, George Jonas 1973 Crusoe, Eli Mandel 1974 Beware the Months of Fire, Patrick Lane 1974 Poems Selected Old and New, P.K. Page 1975 The Cape Breton Book of the Dead, Don Domanski 1976 War and Other Measures, Gary Geddes 1976 Coming Through Slaughter, Michael Ondaatje 1977 Savage Fields: An Essay in Literature and Cosmology, Dennis Lee 1978 Heaven, Don Domanski 1979 Empire, York Street, Erin Mouré 1981 Wake-Pick Poems, Kristjana Gunnars 1982 War in an Empty House, Don Domanski 1983 Wanted Alive, Erin Mouré 1984 Canadian Poetry Now: 20 poets of the 80s, edited by Ken Norris 1985 Domestic Fuel, Erin Mouré 1985 When the Stones Fly Up, Dale Zieroth |