Dennis Lee (author)

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Dennis Lee, CM , MA (born 31 August 1939) is a Canadian children's writer and poet who lives in Toronto, Ontario.

Lee has a bachelors and masters degree in English from the University of Toronto. While a serious poet, he is best known for his children's writings. His best known work is, perhaps, Alligator Pie (1974). He also wrote the lyrics to the theme song of the television show Fraggle Rock and, with Philip Balsam, many of the other songs for that show. Balsam and Lee also wrote the songs for the television special The Tale of the Bunny Picnic. Lee is co-writer of the story for the film Labyrinth.

During the late 1960s, Lee was involved with the Rochdale College experiment in Toronto.

In 1967 Lee was among those who founded House of Anansi Press and was its first editor, a position he held for five years. He helped to build Anansi into the acclaimed publisher of poetry and literature that it is today.

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William Lyon Mackenzie King
Sat in a corner and played with string,
Loved his mother like anything,
William Lyon Mackenzie King.

Preceded by
None
Toronto Poets Laureate
2001-2004
Succeeded by
Pier Giorgio Di Cicco
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