Paul Jennings coined the term "Anglish" in a three-part series in "Punch" commemorating the 900th anniversary of the Norman conquest of England. Jennings's articles, entitled "1066 and All Saxon" and published in June 1966, envisioned an England in which the conquest had failed and included linguistically pure English passages; Jennings gave "a bow to William Barnes" as an inspiration. In 1989, science fiction writer Poul Anderson released a similarly-written text about basic atomic theory called "Uncleftish Beholding" composed almost fully of Germanic-rooted words. In 1997, Douglas Hofstadter jokingly entitled the style "Ander-Saxon".