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词条 ACT Writing and Publishing Awards
释义

  1. List of winners

     2004[7]  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010  2011[11]   2012    2013[12]    2014[13]    2015[14]    2016[17]  

  2. References

  3. External links

The ACT Writing and Publishing Awards are an Australian literary award presented by the ACT Writers Centre for the best books in the categories of non-fiction, fiction, poetry and children's literature written in the Canberra region. They have been awarded since 2004. The winners in each category receive a $500 prize.[1]

The Anne Edgeworth Fellowship is for an emerging ACT region writer, and commemorates Anne Edgeworth (also known as Anne Godfrey-Smith).[2]

The June Shenfield Poetry Award is for an emerging Australian poet, and is awarded in collaboration with Demos Journal.[3]

The Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award is for an emerging ACT region writer. It was established to commemorate the late short story writer Graber-McInnis, who lived in Canberra.[4]

The Michael Thwaites Poetry Award was previously known as the ACT Writers Centre Poetry Award.[5]

The Publishing awards span four categories of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and children's books.[6]

List of winners

2004[7]

  • Non-fiction – Huts in the Victorian Alps by Klaus Hueneke
  • Fiction – You by Narelle Wickham
  • Poetry – Indigo Book of Modern Australian Sonnets by Geoff Page [8]

2005

  • Non-fiction – Days of Innocents edited by Hilary Trotter
  • Fiction – Trouble in the Garden by Peter Frankis
  • Poetry – Unfinished Journey by Michael Thwaites
  • Children's – The Year of the Mean Queen by Graeme Hume and Caroline Ambrus

2006

  • Non-fiction – Unlocking History's Secrets by Graeme Barrow & "Australian Speculative Fiction: A Genre Overview" By [https://donnamareehanson.com Donna Maree Hanson]
  • Fiction – The Grinding House by Kaaron Warren
  • Poetry – Southbound by Michael Byrne
  • Children's – Not Awarded [1]

2007

  • Non-fiction – Men at Birth by David Vernon
  • Fiction – Ghosts in the Helmet Trees by Rory Steele
  • Poetry – Verbal Medicine by Tim Metcalf
  • Children's – Secrets by Stephen Matthews [9]

2008

  • Non-fiction – Rainbow by Jennifer Horsfield
  • Fiction – Not a Flotation Device by Peter Frankis
  • Poetry – Migrant writer on a bus, thinking of Kundera by Danijela Kambaskovic-Sawers (unpublished poem by an ACT writer) Andy Jackson (unpublished poem by an Australian writer)
  • Children's –

2009

  • Non-fiction – The Campbell Community by Alan Foskett
  • Fiction – Smoke and mirrors by Kel Robertson
  • Poetry – Sleeping Alone by Michael Thorley
  • Children's – Butterscotch: Family and Friends by William Nevin Morison & Rebecca Dempsey
  • Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award – Basant by Maryanne Khan[10]

2010

  • Non-fiction – Capital Sailing: The history of the Canberra Yacht Club 1959–2009 by Alan Foskett
  • Fiction – Hornet Bank by Gordon Reid
  • Poetry – Before Afterwards by Leon Trainor
  • Children's – (not awarded)
  • Short story – "Acts of Kindness" by Jennifer Shapcott

2011[11]

  • Non-fiction – Who Lied? The Ly-ee-moon Disaster and a Question of Truth by Graeme Barrow
  • Fiction – Dead Sea Fruit by Kaaron Warren
  • Poetry – A Man of Emails by Michael Byrne
  • Children's – (not awarded)
  • Short story – The Day for Travelling by [https://robyncadwallader.com/ Robyn Cadwallader]

2012

  • Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award 2012
    • Winner: Paper Cranes by Rachael Rippon
    • Highly Commended: Fiona Hamer
  • Michael Thwaites Poetry Award 2012
    • Winner: Isi Unikowski
    • Highly Commended: Monica Carroll
  • Children's Book category
    • Winner: Tracey Hawkins
  • Nonfiction Book category
    • Winner: Irma Gold
    • Highly Commended: Ann Villiers
    • Highly Commended: Alan Foskett
  • Fiction Book Category
    • Winner: Nigel Featherstone
    • Highly Commended: Irma Gold
    • Highly Commended: Elizabeth Egan
  • Poetry Book Category
    • Winner: Michael Byrne
  • Z4 Award for book reviews
    • Winner: Colin Steele

2013[12]

  • Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award 2013
    • Winner: This Square Called a Ring by Monica Carroll
    • Highly Commended:
    • Breath by Michelle Brock
    • Feather-light by Claire Delahunty
  • Michael Thwaites Poetry Award 2013
    • Winner: Ode to a Toothbrush by Penny O'Hara
    • Highly Commended:
    • After Nights by Claire Delahunty
    • An Untimely Death by Rebecca Fleming
  • Nonfiction Book Category
    • Winner: Canberry Tales: An Informal History (Arcadia) by G.A. Mawer
    • Highly Commended: Leaving the Rest Behind: An Immigrant’s Story by Ann Nugent
  • Fiction Book Category
    • Winner: Through Splintered Walls (Twelfth Planet Press) by Kaaron Warren
    • Highly Commended:
    • I’m Ready Now (Blemish Books) by Nigel Featherstone
    • Provocation (Arcadia) by Donald McMaster
  • Poetry Book Category
    • Winner: First…Then… (Ginninderra Press) by Melinda Smith
    • Highly Commended:
    • The Love Procession (Ginninderra Press) by Suzanne Edgar
    • In Country (Bat Trang Road Press) by Leon Trainor
  • Children's Book Category
    • Co-winner: Sarah’s Song (A Tiny Publication) by Tanya Davies
    • Co-winner: My Aunt Ate a Plate (Starry Night Publishing) by Maree Teychenne
  • Z4 Award for book reviews
    • Winner: Duncan Driver’s review of Martin Amis’s novel Lionel Asbo: State of England
  • Anne Edgeworth Fellowship for Young ACT Writers
    • Brian Obiri-Asare to produce his play In Between the Solitude of Sunburnt Islands

2014[13]

  • Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award 2014
    • Winner: ‘A White Woman in Ōjin’ by Ashley Thomson
    • Highly Commended:
    • ‘Hooking In by Christine Kearney
    • ‘The Loose Thread and the Sterile Needles’ by Cara Lennon
    • ‘The Garden House’ by Alison O’Hara
  • Michael Thwaites Poetry Award 2014
    • Winner: ‘Stilettos’ by Robyn Lance
    • Highly Commended:
    • ‘Calling me in’ by Susan McGrath
    • ‘Jack and Jill’ by Gregory A Gould
    • ‘Implausible Birds’ by Kavya Robinson
  • Nonfiction Book Category
    • Winner: 18 Days – Al Jazeera English and the Egyptian Revolution (Editia) by Scott Bridges
    • Highly Commended:
    • Meat Pies and Mumbling Blokes – A Canberra Memoir (Ginninderra Press) by Margitta Acker
    • Australian Eagles: Australians in the Battle of Britain (Barrallier Books) by Kristen Alexander
  • Fiction Book Category
    • Winner: The Happiness Jar (Storytorch Press) by Samantha Tidy
    • Highly Commended: Round and Round by Jordan Morris
  • Poetry Book Category
    • Winner: The Petrov Poems ( Pitt Street Poetry) by Lesley Lebkowicz
    • Highly Commended:
    • Improving the News (Pitt Street Poetry) by Geoff Page
    • Drag down to unlock or place an emergency call (Pitt Street Poetry) by Melinda Smith
    • Extravagance (Ginninderra Press) by Irene Wilkie
  • Children's Book Category
    • Winner: An Aussie Year (Exisle Publishing) by Tania McCartney
    • Highly Commended:
    • The Very Sad Fish-lady by Joy McDonald
    • A Lion, a Whale and a Flea by Maree Teychenne
  • Anne Edgeworth Fellowship for Young ACT Writers
    • Winners: Zoya Patel and Lisa Fuller

2015[14]

  • Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award[15] 2015
    • Winner: Torvald's Year by C.H. Pearce
    • Highly Commended: Frozen Stiff by Elizabeth Egan
    • Highly Commended: Now and Then by Jennifer Hand
  • Michael Thwaites Poetry Award 2015
    • Winner: Ode to a Papermate Inkjoy 100 by Penny O'Hara
    • Highly Commended: Winter evening on the Monaro by Laurence Anderson
    • Highly Commended: Action (Bus Route 2) by Sarah Rice
    • Highly Commended: Memorabilia by Michelle Brock
  • Z4 Review Writing Award 2015
    • Winner: Excavate by Shu-Ling Chua
  • Publishing Awards: Fiction Category
    • Winner: Uncle Adolf by Craig Cormick
    • Highly Commended: Capital Yarns by Sean Costello
  • Publishing Awards: Nonfiction Category
    • Winner: Australia's Few and the Battle of Britain by Kristen Alexander
    • Highly Commended: The Pearl King by Robert Lehane
  • Publishing Awards: Children's Fiction Category
    • Winner: Midnight Burial by Pauline Deeves
    • Highly Commended: Tottie and Dot by Tania McCartney
  • Publishing Awards: Poetry Category
    • Winner: Fire in the Afternoon by John Stokes
    • Highly Commended: The Stars Like Sand: Australian Speculative Poetry by P. S. Cottier and Tim Jones
  • Anne Edgeworth Fellowship for Young Writers[16]
    • Winner: Louis Klee

2016[17]

  • Fiction
    • Winner: Cranky Ladies of History edited by Tansy Rayner Roberts & Tehani Wessely
    • Highly Commended: Olmec Obituary (Dr Pimms, Intermillennial Sleuth series) by L.J.M. Owen
    • Highly Commended: Undad by Shane W. Smith
  • Nonfiction
    • Winner: Building a City: CS Daley and the Story of Canberra by Jennifer Horsfield
    • Highly Commended: Paths into Inner Canberra by [https://pscottier.com/about-and-how-to-find-my-books/ P.S. Cottier]
    • Highly Commended: Australian Predators of the Sky by Penny Olsen
    • Highly Commended: Weekend Warriors: A Funny Side by James Sanderson
  • Children's
    • Winner: Horace the Baker’s Horse by Jackie French, illustrated by Peter Bray
    • Highly Commended: Lennie the Legend: Solo to Sydney by Pony by Stephanie Owen Reeder
    • Highly Commended: This is Captain Cook by Tania McCartney, illustrated by Christina Booth
  • Poetry
    • Winner: Deep in the Valley of Tea Bowls by Kathy Kituai
    • Highly Commended: Ripples Under the Skin by Janette Pieloor
  • The Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award 2016
    • Winner: 'Sandman by Ron Schroer
    • Second Place: ‘Roadwork Ahead’ by Greg Burgess
    • Highly Commended: ‘Fight or Flight’ by Isabelo Gacusan
    • Highly Commended: ‘The Abject Redemption of Athalie Roche’ by Erin Prothero
  • The June Shenfield Poetry Award[18]
    • Winner: ‘Ghost’ by Hessom Razavi
    • Second Place: ‘Tumbleweed’ by Daniel Hutley
    • Second Place: ‘White Lilac (For Deb)’ by Saaro Umar
    • Highly Commended: ‘brontebright’ by Samuel Guthrie
    • Highly Commended: ‘My Grandmother’s Language’ by Nadia Niaz
    • Highly Commended: ‘The Lumber Room’ by Stephen Smithyman
  • The Anne Edgeworth Fellowship for Young Writers
    • Winner: Rosanna Stevens
    • Shortlisted: [https://hellopollyanna.blogspot.com.au/p/about.html Shu-Ling Chua]
    • Shortlisted: Grace Finlayson
    • Shortlisted: Leearni Hamilton
  • 2016 Judges
    • Fiction: Karen Viggers & Craig Cormick
    • Nonfiction: Biff Ward & Kristen Alexander
    • Poetry: Geoff Page & Andrew Galan
    • Children's Book: Tracey Hawkins & K.J. Taylor
    • The Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award: Kaaron Warren
    • The June Shenfield Poetry Award: Jenni Kemarre Martiniello, Ann Shenfield & Holly Zhangthe

References

1. ^ACT Writing and Publishing Awards, ACT Writer's Centre {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070831195402/https://actwriters.org.au/competitions/winners%202005%20publishing%20awards.htm |date=2007-08-31 }}
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5. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.austlit.edu.au/austlit/page/v2164?mainTabTemplate=awardDefault|title=Michael Thwaites Poetry Award {{!}} AustLit: Discover Australian Stories|last=Austlit|website=www.austlit.edu.au|language=en|access-date=2017-08-01}}
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9. ^Canberra Writers Celebrated by Gia Metherell, Canberra Times, 14 Dec 2007
10. ^ACT Writers Centre
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15. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.actwriters.org.au/what-we-do/awards/marjorie-graber-mcinnis-short-story-award/|title=ACT Writers Centre: Marjorie Graber-McInnis Short Story Award|website=www.actwriters.org.au|language=en|access-date=2017-05-14}}
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17. ^{{Cite web|url=https://actwritersblog.com/2017/01/19/2016-act-writing-and-publishing-award-winners/|title=2016 ACT Writing and Publishing Award Winners|last=actwriterscentre|date=2017-01-19|website=CAPITAL LETTERS|access-date=2017-05-14}}
18. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.actwriters.org.au/what-we-do/awards/june-shenfield-poetry-award/|title=ACT Writers Centre: June Shenfield Poetry Award|website=www.actwriters.org.au|language=en|access-date=2017-05-14}}

External links

  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20070831195402/https://actwriters.org.au/competitions/winners%202005%20publishing%20awards.htm Judges Comments from the 2006 Awards]
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