The Voss Literary Prize announces 2018 Shortlist

by |November 13, 2018

The 2018 shortlist for The Voss Literary Prize has been announced!

The Voss Literary Prize is an award dedicated to the memory of Vivian Robert de Vaux Voss – historian and lover of literature from Emu Park in Central Queensland who studied History and Latin at the University of Sydney and modern languages at the University of Rome.

His will stipulated that a literary award be established to reward the best novel from the previous year. The executors of the estate have appointed the Australian University Heads of English, the peak body for the study of English at Australian Universities, to oversee and judge the award.

Here are the titles shortlisted for the Voss Literary Award this year:

2018 Voss Literary Award Shortlist

Felicity Castagna, No More Boats

Eva Hornung, The Last Garden

Sofie Laguna, The Choke

Catherine McKinnon, Storyland

Bram Presser, The Book of Dirt

Pip Smith, Half Wild

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Click here to for more information about the 2018 Voss Literary Prize longlist

 



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