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AUSTRALIAN, NEW ZEALAND AUTHORS ON IMPAC LONGLIST
5 November, 2009
Several Australian and New Zealand authors are among those whose works have been longlisted for the 2010 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award.
5 November, 2009
Several Australian and New Zealand authors are among those whose works have been longlisted for the 2010 International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award.
2 April, 2009
Helen Garner has been awarded the 2009 Australian Society of Authors (ASA) Barbara Jefferis Award ($35,000) for The Spare Room (Text).
26 March, 2009
The shortlists for the NSW Premier's Awards have been announced, worth a total of $320,000.
12 March, 2009
The shortlist for the ALS Gold Medal, Australia's oldest literary award, has been announced for 2009.
12 March, 2009
The shortlist for the second annual Barbara Jefferis Award, worth $35,000, has been announced.
Melbourne Prize for Literature
4 March, 2009
The Melbourne Prize, an annual $60,000 arts prize that alternates between the disciplines of music, architecture and literature, will this year focus on literature.
4 March, 2009
The Melbourne Prize, an annual $60,000 arts prize that alternates between the disciplines of music, architecture and literature, will this year focus on literature.
2 March, 2009
The authors whose works have been shortlisted for the South East Asia and the Pacific region for this year's Commonwealth Writers' Prize hail from Australia, New Zealand and Malaysia.
15 December, 2008
Welcome to the final issue of MX for 2008!
27 November, 2008
Christopher Koch has been awarded the 2008 CAL Waverley Library Award for Literature (‘The Nib') for his novel The Memory Room (Vintage).
17 September, 2008
Helen Garner has followed her win at the Victorian Premier's awards by taking out the prize for fiction ($25,000) for The Spare Room (Text) at the Queensland Premier's Literary awards, announced last night by Premier Anna Bligh at the State Library of Queensland.
7 July, 2008
In this segment of the 'Writers as Readers' session at the Sydney Writers' Festival 2008, Helen Garner speaks about the inspirations and influences on her writing.
23 February, 2008
This is Helen Garner’s first novel in 15 years, though it could as easily sit with her formidable body of essays and nonfiction such as Joe Cinque’s Consolation and The First Stone
