The shortlists for this year’s NSW Premier’s Literary Awards have been announced, featuring some of Australia’s most celebrated writers and young up and comers.
How many have you read?
CHRISTINA STEAD PRIZE FOR FICTION
* Ceridwen Dovey – Only the Animals (More…)
* Elizabeth Harrower – In Certain Circles (More…)
* Sonya Hartnett – Golden Boys (More…)
* Mark Henshaw – The Snow Kimono (More…)
* Joan London – The Golden Age (More…)
* Gerald Murnane – A Million Windows (More…)
UTS GLENDA ADAMS AWARD FOR NEW WRITING
* Michael Mohammed Ahmad – The Tribe (More…)
* Maxine Beneba Clarke – Foreign Soil (More…)
* Emily Bitto – The Strays (More…)
* Luke Carman – An Elegant Young Man (More…)
* Omar Musa – Here Come the Dogs (More…)
* Ellen van Neerven – Heat and Light (More…)
DOUGLAS STEWART PRIZE FOR NON-FICTION
* Alan Atkinson – The Europeans in Australia (More…)
* Philip Dwyer – Citizen Emperor: Napoleon in Power 1799 ‐ 1815 (More…)
* Helen Garner – This House of Grief (More…)
* Iain McCalman – The Reef: A Passionate History (More…)
* Biff Ward – In My Mother’s Hands (More…)
* Don Watson – The Bush (More…)
PATRICIA WRIGHTSON PRIZE FOR CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
* Allan Baillie – The First Voyage (More…)
* Trace Balla – Rivertime (More…)
* Tamsin Janu – Figgy in the World (More…)
* Glenda Millard, Stephen Michael King (Illustrator) – The Duck and the Darklings (More…)
* Catherine Norton – Crossing (More…)
* James O’Loghlin – The Adventures of Sir Roderick, the Not-Very Brave (More…)
ETHEL TURNER PRIZE FOR YOUNG ADULT’S LITERATURE
* K.A. Barker – The Book of Days (More…)
* Jackie French – The Road to Gundagai (More…)
* Darren Groth – Are You Seeing Me? (More…)
* Justine Larb alestier – Razorhurst (More…)
* Jaclyn Moriarty – The Cracks in the Kingdom (More…)
* Clare Strahan – Cracked (More…)
About the Contributor
Andrew Cattanach
Andrew Cattanach is a regular contributor to The Booktopia Blog. He has been shortlisted for The Age Short Story Prize and was named a finalist for the 2015 Young Bookseller of the Year Award. He enjoys reading, writing and sleeping, though finds it difficult to do them all at once.
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