Anne Cochran Wilkinson was a Canadian poet, prose writer, editor, and historian. She published two collections of poetry,
Counterpoint to Sleep(1951) and
The Hangman Ties the Holly(1955), a family history entitled
Lions in the Way: A Discursive History of the Oslers(1956), and the modern fairy tale for children
Swann and Daphne(1960). She also wrote drama, short stories, book reviews, and a body of life-writing that is collected in
The Tightrope Walker: Autobiographical Writings of Anne Wilkinson(1992). She became literary editor of the short-lived little magazine
here and nowin 1949, and helped to found
The Tamarack Review, which ran from 1956-82. She died in Toronto on May 10, 1961.
Wilkinson was born in Toronto, Ontario on September 21, 1910, but spent much of her childhood in
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