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Dorothy Livesay

Born: 12 OCT 1909 – Winnipeg, Manitoba

Died: 29 DEC 1996 – Victoria, British Columbia

Achievements:

  1. Governor-General’s Award for Day and Night in 1944
  2. Governor-General’s Award for in 1947
  3. Lorne Pierce Medal for distinguished service to Canadian literature in 1947
  4. D.Litt. from the University of Waterloo in 1972
  5. Officer of the Order of Canada in 1987
  6. Order of British Columbia in 1992
Works:

  1. Green Pitcher (1928)
  2. Signpost (1932)
  3. Day and Night (1944)
  4. Poems for People (1947)
  5. Call My People Home (1950)
  6. New Poems (1955)
  7. Selected Poems of Dorothy Livesay (1957)
  8. The Colour of God’s Face (1964)
  9. The Unquiet Bed (1967)
  10. The Documentaries (1968)
  11. Plainsongs (1969)
  12. Collected Poems: The Two Solitudes (1968)
  13. A Winnipeg Childhood (1973)
  14. Nine Poems of Farewell (1973)
  15. Ice Age (1975)
  16. The Woman I Am (1977)
  17. Right Hand Left Hand (1977)
  18. The Raw Edges: Voices from Our Time (1981)
  19. The Phases of Love (1983)
  20. Feeling the Worlds (1984)
  21. Beeyond War: The Poetry (1985)
  22. Selected Poems: The Self-Completing Tree (1986)









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